Sentence examples for final virtue from inspiring English sources

If we all yielded, we must at least acquire poverty as a final virtue.

This final virtue is what makes service in the developing world not just an adventure, a spiritual experience or a cinematic moment.

One final virtue of Twenty20 cricket in an era when it becomes ever more straight­forward to pluck out winners – just ­follow the money – is that it offers an alluring unpredictability.

A final virtue of this account is that it captures the element of commitment in intention, emphasized by Michael Bratman, among others (Bratman 1987, pp. 18 20).

The ninth, the men's single, will go to a third-round final by virtue of a split between the first- and second-round finals.

Despite dismal recent performances, the UK remains one of the "big five" nations guaranteed a place in the final by virtue of their financial support for the European Broadcasting Union.

Somerset won last year's semi following a one-over eliminator after Hampshire beat them in the 2010 final by virtue of losing fewer wickets.

Roma did indeed score three goals to win the tie 3 0 and progress to the final, by virtue of a 3 2 aggregate victory.

More significantly, during this period Howe was also an important part of Robson's management team at the 1990 World Cup finals, where England missed out on an appearance in the final only by virtue of losing a penalty shoot-out with West Germany.

Graeme Virtue The final episode of the second world war drama, and we're in big finish territory.

Australia are into the semi-finals but only by virtue of a disputed last-minute penalty kicked by Bernard Foley that will be debated everywhere from Sydney to the Shetland Isles for weeks, if not years, to come.