Sentence examples for immense virtue from inspiring English sources

Like those early talkies "The Music Man" has the immense virtue of preserving a moment in theatrical history that otherwise would have faded away.

But it has also hopefully liberated conservatives to look back on the Reagan-Thatcher 1980s admiringly but unsentimentally: To see those leaders' immense virtues and great achievements plainly, but also to recognize the ways in which in many of today's challenges — economic stratification, cultural fragmentation, social disarray — are part of the warp and woof of their legacy as well.

By virtue of his immense skill and his role as the floor general, Williams will bear responsibility for promoting this more democratic style of play.

Hydrogen has been crowned as future fuel by virtue of its immense potential.

Purandaradasa and Kanakadasa are considered the foremost among many Dasas (devotees) by virtue of their immense contribution.

Instead, they intend to continue to give the country the shaft thinking themselves immune to the public's wrath by virtue of the immense piles of money they control -- which is precisely the problem, isn't it?

Of course, as scientists we are not suppose to ever declare unknowability, however, in analogy with NP-complete problems in computer science, we may be mighty close to unknowability by virtue of the immense number of theoretical possibilities and the limited life expectancy of scientists and the Earth they inhabit.

Finally, by virtue of the immense chemical and structural configurations of MOFs,[ 11a-c] it is conceivable that the facile synthetic methodology we illustrated here provides the basis for rapid adaptation to many wide-ranging hybrid systems, opening up exciting possibilities of connecting the emerging field of MOFs with the vibrant disciplines of supramolecular gels and soft matter.

But enough of small talk she turns instead to extol the virtues of an immense landscape painting by the entrance.

The moral influence of these objects, in forming the domestic virtues, may have an immense influence upon me; not upon you, for you are a hopeless case, but upon me.

Its big, bold reds combine the international virtues of ripe fruit, immense concentration and lavish new oak with distinctive indigenous character, a kind of heady, savage allure reminiscent of young Vintage Port or new-wave Zinfandel from California.