Sentence examples for have two virtues from inspiring English sources
(Russell 1938 242 251) Citizens of a healthy democracy must have two virtues, for Russell: the sense of self-reliance and confidence necessary for autonomous action; and the humility required to submit to the will of the majority when it has spoken.
Mutualisation has two virtues.
Garton Ash has two virtues, which are rarely combined.
Such multiple use of brands has two virtues: it brings in new revenue streams, and it strengthens brand recognition.
His extensive oeuvre has two virtues - his clear, simple, fluent style, and his ideas being just far too daft to be taken seriously.
But hangovers have one virtue: they lead to a more sober view of life, at least temporarily.
(Translation adapted from Zheng Dekun) A stone that is beautiful, it has five virtues.
At our house, at least, the Easter feast has four virtues: 1) It tastes gloriously fresh, rich and herby.
The Shuowenjiezi ("Discussions of Writings and Explanations of Character") of Xu Shen defined jade (yu) as follows: A stone that is beautiful, it has five virtues.
A combination of unoriginal science-fiction themes, young-adult pandering and bottom-line calculation, the movie has one virtue, a fine Saoirse Ronan, who plays a rebel fighting an alien invasion.
