Sentence examples for huge virtue from inspiring English sources

"Tolerance was a huge virtue in our family," Peter said.

"Because King's out there, my reputation suddenly becomes a huge, huge virtue".

"I'm just a normal, reputable businessman," says Arum. "Because King's out there, my reputation suddenly becomes a huge, huge virtue".

Edison2's emphasis on an ultralight but strong vehicle, for instance, has a huge virtue: For any given capacity, a vehicle will weigh only a third as much -- and use not only a third as much fuel but also a third as much steel, plastic, copper, and rare earths.

Its faults are huge: its virtues less so – but they are there.

And throughout West Africa, where Nigeria looms huge, whether by virtue of its 105 million people, its large army or sophisticated economy, these kinds of scenarios are already causing serious worry.

If the softball questions of Conservative MPs were anything to go by, the strikes were a huge exercise in virtue signalling.

"On grass, there's no doubt that being a lefty is a huge advantage just by virtue of the way the ball skids and slides and stays down low," said Justin Gimelstob, a former player now providing commentary for the Tennis Channel.

By virtue of its huge consumption of human and material resources, the operating theatre is one of the most important sources of expenses of the hospitals.

The Impal's chief virtue was its huge trunk, which could conceal many cases of sample products — typically, Tylenol PM and K-Y jelly.

But it seems pretty clear that, by virtue of the huge disparity in pricing, smartphones and health care don't really fall within the same decision-making framework for most of us.