Sentence examples for find virtue from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more labels are beginning to find virtue in the necessity to live small.

Artists of all kinds have always been only too ready to find virtue in almost anyone who offers them money.

Promising writers collapse under the weight of thinking up new ideas, while others find virtue in making one go a long way.

That expression is merely a way to find virtue in really bad, unimaginative presents -- or birthday cards pretending to be gifts.

The 38 hour work week has become a rarity among full-time workers but does this mean we have to find virtue in being overstimulated and overworked?

The rigid corporate hierarchies in many banks encourage compliance and consensus rather than bold strategies.After a financial meltdown it is tempting to find virtue in strongly risk-averse bankers.

Anselm finds virtue in truth, simplicity, "female weakness" — everything that Germany was preparing to reject.

Ernst, like Putin, is a gosudarstvennik (a statist), who, like many people in Russia's ruling class, finds virtue and inherent legitimacy in the state itself.

Some even found virtue in last week's ruling that Mr. Schwarz -- convicted of holding Mr. Louima down during the attack -- had not received a fair trial.

The developers found virtue in the sheer flatness of the topography -- the difference in elevation from one end of town to the other is four feet -- and called it a metaphor for the city's lack of pretension.

Dan and his successors found virtue in the section's weekliness, which allowed time to discover "buried treasure — the interesting stuff on the minds of writers and editors that could be drawn out and developed only in the course of relatively leisurely conversations".