Sentence examples for mixed virtues from inspiring English sources

Compared to Edinburgh's lost-in-space fiasco staged last month, nonetheless, this production managed to have mixed virtues and some powerful moments.

And it was an experience of mixed virtues (as Ryan White wrote in April of Spalding's homecoming to Portland, "Spalding could sing the phone book and it'd be magnificent – less so if you were wedged into a phone booth at the time"), but this unique artist's musicianship and a powerful, handpicked ensemble brought the positives to the top.

"If vice is mixed with virtue, all becomes sinful," he writes.

This task is chiefly fulfilled by the successful promotion of key ideals, such as mixed constitutions, civic virtue, and patriotism, and by institutions restrained by certain principles, such as the separation of powers and the principle of checks and balances.

These characteristics offer a photographic symbol of transportation access and the virtues of mixed use in a rapidly changing city.

Very recently, Berinde and Borcut [18] introduced the concept of triple fixed point and proved some tripled point theorems by virtue of mixed monotone mappings.

The second-best system typically takes the form of a polity (in which citizens possess an inferior, more common grade of virtue) or mixed constitution (combining features of democracy, oligarchy, and, where possible, aristocracy, so that no group of citizens is in a position to abuse its rights).

This ability appears to be due to the coassembly of the HTTNT peptides with HTT exon1 during oligomer formation, by virtue of mixed helical bundle formation as shown in Figure 2i.

In keeping with the older theory of mixed government, one of the virtues of parties was their ability to mix different social classes and interests and combine them around a common program.

He said "Art of Submission" — which follows fightsploitation's basic creative template but without what he sees as the more exploitive "blood and porn" aspects — has a chance to spread the gospel of mixed martial arts' more noble virtues.

The virtues are a mixed bag.