Sentence examples for notable virtue from inspiring English sources

This engine barely sips the stuff -- a notable virtue with California's extra-clean premium fuel running $1.90 a gallon.

The most notable virtue of this FUTURE code, which was developed using C# and MICROSOFT SQL DBMS, is that a program user can design a nuclear fuel cycle process easily using a standard process on the canvas screen through a drag-and-drop method.

One of this book's notable virtues is that it complicates this picture.

It also has the notable virtues of presenting playwrights sometimes perceived as esoteric at their most spirited and accessible.

Pragmatism and scepticism are notable virtues of the civil service; it sounds as though their new union leader is already well in tune with his members.

One of the most notable virtues of this lively and amusing programme was that it made the orthodox explanations very good fun.

The associated LanA homolog (FraEuI1cDRAFT_1582) is notable by virtue of being 46% identical to SSCG_03316, a known LanA of Streptomyces clavuligerus ATCC 27064 while a gene encoding an ABC transporter related protein (FraEuI1cDRAFT_1578) is also present.

"In truth, my four years at the Naval Academy were not notable for exemplary virtue or academic achievement but, rather, for the impressive catalog of demerits I managed to accumulate," said Mr. McCain, who graduated fifth from the bottom of his class.

And even the paler members of this community -- garlic, onions, leeks, cabbage, celery and the like -- have notable health-promoting virtues.

Federico's own virtues were so notable and diverse as to mark him as a possible model for Rabelais's humanistic giant, Gargantua.

"Captain Fantastic" packs many of the virtues that mark the most notable and enduring cinematic fantasies.