We fixate on its virtues and faults, as though the subway lines were our children.
As Mr. Horton drove his EV-1 up the Pacific Coast Highway from Santa Monica, he expounded on its virtues.
Our belief in that premise and meditating on its virtues and validity will start us in that direction.
The brisket was a bigger hit, especially with me and even more so with Ed, who homed in on its transcendent virtue.
There, at the top of the charts for general domestic mutual funds published in Sunday Business last week, was a fund that wears its virtue on its sleeve: the Virtus Small-Cap Sustainable Growth fund.
Ultimately, the American action film, like a fish that can't stop eating, wound up choking on its one reliable virtue: excess.
It has been shown, for example, that analyzing some spatial structure [2,27,39] as an extension of quantum speed-up algorithm [15,16], and application to a universal computation in quantum mechanical computers [6], expressing the energy transfer on the chromatographic network in the photosynthetic system [30] and so on are strongly influenced by its virtue.
"But how do you put a price tag on a life?" Whatever its virtues, the final agreement on the fund, signed by President Bush on Sept. 22, struck some victims of previous terrorist attacks as far from inclusive enough.
So let us be grateful that Lincoln Center Theater, which first presented this gently comic drama at the tail end of last season under the auspices of its LCT3 program, has moved the same production uptown to the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, where it opened on Monday with all its virtues intact.
They go on television to defend its virtues.
