Sentence examples for hidden virtues from inspiring English sources

The pro bono requirement may have hidden virtues.

The reception desk and the bar of the hotel, and several walls in the spa itself, now bear witness to Ms. Algranti's ability to make hidden virtues manifest.

Yet it takes a fabulous all-around comic performance grounded in brilliant technique to bring out the choreography's sometimes hidden virtues.

One of the hidden virtues of the Democratic bill is that it would allow that choice to be confronted eight years from now.

"Dogmental," his first album, is full of short pieces that break down into contrapuntal arrangements and short, pungent solos; it's a sweet-tempered album that doesn't take itself too seriously but has a lot of hidden virtues.

It's not as if wine and chocolate didn't exist then (or the steaks I swore off just as Dr. Atkins's followers were accepting that they help people lose weight), so why the delay in discerning their hidden virtues?

He said he saw his role as "the silent friend of those who labor in the barren field, the ivy of eternal misery climbing the leprous wall behind which rebellious humanity hides its virtues and its vice".

Nissan should take care not to hide its virtues behind baby-food orange paint.

Among men today, there is violence hidden under the virtue, and virtue hidden under the violence.

"We are so good at so many things in this country - but for too long the mirage of growth based on property speculation and financial gambling has hidden the harder virtues of making things productively.

Among her themes are the subjectivity and ambiguity of people's perception of character and the presence of virtue hidden beneath an obscuring surface of convention, insensitivity, and social prejudice.