Sentence examples for many virtues which from inspiring English sources

North Americans, some say, are too urbanized, suburbanized, and alienated from the ancient association of the bull with the divine to appreciate the animal's many virtues, which is why, in English, semantic associations involving bulls tend to be negative, signifying only the brutish and the coarse.

Maybe you have to be a woman to fully grasp its virtues, which many people did, but not me.

The good captain must have many virtues, one of which is humility.

Butterfield 8 does have — and will continue to have — many virtues, one of which stopped me in my tracks.

That film, long regarded as a classic, has a great many virtues, two of which seem especially relevant at the moment: it is 93 minutes long, and it is silent.

It becomes part of my life and, if I have any virtues, which are probably not many, I get fairly decisive about things.

Garton Ash has two virtues, which are rarely combined.

It did have some virtues which suited Longfellow very well.

Hempel's conditions had many virtues, not least of which was that they appeared to fit many familiar examples of scientific explanations, such as explaining why a coin expanded when it was heated by invoking the law that copper expands when heated and noting that the coin was copper.

This 2-hour-and-20-minute barrage may drive you back to the 1925 version of "Phantom," which starred Lon Chaney and which has many virtues.

Soviet art — we see it in the distance as a complete style, which has many virtues, good things about it.