Sentence examples for one virtue from inspiring English sources

Applicants should not fixate on only one virtue, and definitely not on a narrow conception thereof.

One virtue of the founders' focus on interstate conflict is the relative ease of assigning blame: any nation that violates another nation's border is subject to collective retaliation.

But dang it, if I could identify the one virtue that is most important to our time here on this planet, that virtue would be kindness.

One virtue of having career employees is that political novices can draw on their experience.

One virtue of federalism is that it permits this diversity of governance based on local choice, but this applies as well to the states that have chosen to legalize same-sex marriage.

These things have one virtue: they rhyme.

One virtue of the new version is that they did.

Modesty is one virtue that Mame Dennis can ill afford.

One virtue is that White cannot coast against it.

But at least waiting and doing nothing has one virtue.

But they do have one virtue that gives them scientific credibility: they make a prediction.