Sentence examples for one important virtue from inspiring English sources

One important virtue of this book is that Judis offers his paradox as an observation, not as a Grand Unified Theory of progressive politics.

After all, hostile takeovers have at least one important virtue.

Fantastical as it was, Galen's system nonetheless had one important virtue: It explained not just cancer's occurrence but also its recurrence.

One little-noticed but important virtue of the Clinton administration was its honesty in economic analysis and reporting.

One of the important virtues of the multi-lender network is that it allows shoppers to compare posted prices of multiple lenders at the same point in time.

We were taught that education was one of the most important virtues and no one should be provided a sub-optimal education, and the result is our generation being $1 trillion in student debt.

One of the many virtues of Mr. Solomon's work -- perhaps its most important virtue -- is its fearlessness.

Religion – including my own faith, Judaism – may hold forgiveness to be an important virtue, but it still has to be a voluntary act, otherwise one is just mouthing a script written by others that lacks any conviction or thought.

One important qualification, it seems, is that you stand somehow at odds with the establishment norm, whether by virtue of your gender, your class, your race or simply your past.

What do you consider the most important virtue?

One important emotional one.