Sentence examples for have the virtue of developing from inspiring English sources

Both those moves have the virtue of developing pieces, an essential element of the opening.

Nuclear power does, however, have the virtue of scale.

Still, these policies have the virtue of familiarity.

This arrangement does have the virtue of simplicity.

Bernhardt's putative conflicts all have the virtue of deniability.

Which does at least have the virtue of candor.

Originalism has the virtue of being simple.

It had the virtue of brevity.

Each piece had the virtue of unpredictability.

But I had the virtue of ignorance.

And it now has the virtue of being unrecognizable.