Sentence examples for of its virtue from inspiring English sources

But the very difficulty of taking on this issue is part of its virtue.

The intensity of the desire is the proof of its virtue.

The party, which boasts of its virtue, has stooped to trading favours for congressional support just as its predecessors did.

But he says that the Google approach is a byproduct of its virtue as a fast-moving learning machine.

The oldest, Sullivan, has the statue's hair color but none of its virtue, as he is the family ne'er-do-well.

– Too much sugar and water" – the essay sees the novelist taking on the "simple, rather heavy, perhaps slightly barbarous diet" of the British, which he finds draws "much of its virtue from the excellence of the local materials, and with its main emphasis on sugar and animal fats".

One of its virtues is that it is portable, so it can travel around to small properties.

One of its virtues is that it is always full-throttle, like evil.

For what is frustrating about this "Captain America" is that it's saddled with the defects of its virtues.

At first blush it's a shocker, which is one of its virtues.

But eventually I decided that it was stupid to oppose something because of its virtues.