Sentence examples for has been virtue from inspiring English sources

There has been virtue and villainy on both sides in this thoroughly uninspiring campaign, which has failed to inspire most voters.

I do think, however, that there might have been virtue in spending more time helping us see the complexity of the motives of the black characters.

But what has been a virtue, by and large, is now almost certainly a vice.

"My forehand has been my biggest virtue," Nadal said.

In addition, long-term orientation has been identified with virtue whereas short-term orientation with truth.

The role of IL-1 in atherogenesis has been investigated by virtue of influencing its level or activity [ 4].

For this, it is an expression of a heart that has been developed by virtue.

He, as much as anyone, has been extolling the virtues of Federer's beautiful game for the last two seasons.

By Hendrik Hertzberg May 25 , 2009Queenstown, New Zealand My reading on this trip has been "Lincoln's Virtues: An Ethical Biography," by William Lee Miller.

That homespun virtue has been obliterated here.

Predictability has been the great German virtue since 1945.