Sentence examples for multitude of virtues from inspiring English sources
E-mail, of course, has a multitude of virtues: it's quick and convenient, democratizes access and lets us stay in touch with loads of people we could never see or call.
Kant states, "in its Idea (objectively) there is only one virtue (as moral strength of one's maxims); but in fact (subjectively) there is a multitude of virtues, made up of several different qualities" (MM 6 447; see also MM 6 395 and 406).
This aspect of stem cell biology has been hampered in the hematopoietic field by virtue of the multitude of markers required to identify such a numerically minor cell population of the bone marrow (HSCs are typically found in the bone marrow at a frequency of 0.01%).
That was his virtue of virtues.
The proposal has a lot of virtues.
It has a lot of virtues".
NICHOLAS THOMPSON: Ryan has lots of virtues.
Ethanol has all sorts of virtues.
Sesame seeds suggest a proliferation of virtues.
He becomes an aware man, an increasingly honest man and not too proud of it, conscious that the virtue can embody a multitude of sins.
Although the majority of immunoglobulins are concerned with defence against the multitude of pathogens that surround and invade our bodies, some, by virtue of their recognition of self targets (autoantibodies), have the capacity to cause self harm or autoimmune disease.
