Sentence examples for overwhelming virtue from inspiring English sources
The dollar, or any fiat money, as economists call paper currency, has one overwhelming virtue: It is efficient; far more efficient and convenient than any other method of exchange ever invented.
What's more, the machine won not by virtue of overwhelming computational power, but by employing "machine learning" tools that enable it to teach itself and to think more like humans do.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
Not long after Watergate, she worried about "over-involvement" and a newspaper's need to guard against "the romantic tendency to picture itself in the role of a heroic and beleaguered champion, defending virtues against overwhelming odds".
Without Laurette Taylor's overwhelming performance, the play's virtues and problems become clearer.
And "Manchester," for all its virtues — and it is an overwhelming, exquisite film — isn't an intellectual film.
Nor need Japanese companies' "pension overtime".However, for all the virtues of their system, the overwhelming majority of the Japanese elite seem hell-bent on making Japan, in The Economist's terms, a "normal" country, thanks largely to the steady return flow of American-trained PhD economists and MBA businessmen.
But Lim's novel feels more like a meditation on the possibility and virtue of protesting forces that feel overwhelming — of our capacity to tell meaningful stories about ourselves when we feel like the outcome is preordained.
Once in the Middle East he could not avoid the overwhelming topic of our times and gave a speech on the virtues of democracy.
