Sentence examples for play virtues from inspiring English sources

Blimp extols the virtues of good sportsmanship and fair play, virtues that were always more popular with the upper classes, because the lower classes had little time to play, and even less time to be sporting.

While the Canadian national anthem played, Virtue and Moir sang along, with most of the spectators joining in.

Without Laurette Taylor's overwhelming performance, the play's virtues and problems become clearer.

Yet these four lovers — and Mr. Moore's Romeo in particular — played its virtues to the hilt.

But, although Electra dominates the play, the virtue of Ian Rickson's production is that it gives due weight to the other characters.

Extremophilic micro-algae have a role to play by virtue of their ability to grow under acidic or alkaline pH, high temperature, light, CO2 level and metal concentration.

Nothing is harder to play than virtue, and Pfeiffer is smart enough not to try.

This communication behavior may come into play by virtue of a strong attraction developing between the colliding partners.

In this process, proteases (majorly MMPs) secreted from infiltrated cells as well as resident vascular cells come into the play and virtue of their inevitable property to degrade extracellular matrix (ECM) leads to vascular remodeling [ 2, 24, 25].

The dramatists of sentimental comedy were committed to writing exemplary plays, wherein virtue would be rewarded and vice frustrated.

Only one of them, however, plays by virtue of having been loaned out as surplus to requirements.