Sentence examples for of the virtue from inspiring English sources

They are wilfully living "out of time" but certain of the virtue of their archaic methods.

And then there was the inspiring dramatisation of the virtue of simply being part of something bigger than yourself.

Can't government for once be persuaded of the virtue of subsidising weapons of happiness rather than weapons of destruction?

Yet in the very next sentence he speaks of "the virtue of Agathocles," who did all these things.

Nick Clegg's mission to persuade the British people of the virtue of parties working together has been tested to destruction.

Mechanised, data-driven robo-campaigns are not necessarily concerned with persuading everybody, or even the mainstream, of the virtue of the proposal under consideration.

Mr. Bloomberg, for his part, spoke of the virtue of being an outsider and painted Mr. Green as a sort of perennial candidate.

In 1971, the research duo got married and were held up as paragons of the virtue of a healthy marital sex life.

Mr. Allon, for instance, who has criticized some of the Bloomberg administration's policies, was careful to speak of the virtue of charter schools as laboratories for reform.

There's no sense of the virtue of a homogenous culture".Elsewhere, there is often great reluctance to believe that people are—or should be motivated much by money.

Victory in the war is proof of the virtue and legitimacy of the state at first Soviet, now that of President Vladimir Putin.