Sentence examples for has every virtue from inspiring English sources

But she said of him in 1902: "He has every virtue under heaven, and nice tastes, certainly.

One critic wrote that he was "A gifted technician who has made a sort of composite facsimile of the Renaissance school, he has every virtue except originality".

Ryan reminds us that our concern for individual rights was alien to Aristotle: his question was not what rights every citizen has by virtue of being a citizen but, rather, what constitutional arrangements will produce a stable, successful government?

The show has one virtue.

His work has no virtue.

Originalism has the virtue of being simple.

And it has another virtue.

And it now has the virtue of being unrecognizable.

Exporting soccer this way has the virtue of being competitive.

His book, at least, has the virtue of being short.

Everything has a virtue and a liability.