Sentence examples for much virtue from inspiring English sources

As for the Virtus Small-Cap Sustainable Growth fund, how much virtue is in it?

Few previous studies found much virtue in disarray.

Too much virtue was thus seen as a vice.

Over hundreds of years, the firm must hold its fundamentals dear, yet constantly change, he says.Mr Collins is often criticised for seeing too much virtue in survival.

He claimed, reasonably, that the films had a social purpose, showing that there was not much virtue in the yakuza, who were driven by greed.

With so much virtue on display and talked about so earnestly, you might think that "Open Range," which opens today nationwide, would be a good movie.

This appears also to mitigate the second objection to some extent: The Muscovite possesses his belief about Stalin's purges at least as much in virtue of the things he says silently to himself and the disapproval he privately feels as in virtue of his disposition to express that opinion were the political climate to change.

So much for virtue being its own reward.

Patience with horses, as Sir Michael Stoute knows, is not so much a virtue as a necessity.

But as I noted last May in an article in The New England Journal of Medicine, medical schools may be underemphasizing a much simpler virtue: good manners.

It's true in that in stealth games patience isn't so much a virtue as it is a requirement, but most players expect to be shoved back into the action as soon as possible regardless of the type of game they're playing.