Sentence examples for pure virtues from inspiring English sources

But in a year-in-review/preview message to his staff, Mr. Denton spends a fair amount of pixels on the pure virtues of well-turned narratives, traffic be damned.

But unfiltered medical data aren't a pure virtue.

"Berlioz believed neither in God nor in Bach, neither in absolute beauty in art nor in pure virtue in life," his friend Ferdinand Hiller recalled.

That this constitutes one of the crimes of American music history is an argument "Respect Yourself" makes by the pure virtue of its narrative.

This is stuff that even famous and expensive restaurants don't bother with anymore — their customers wouldn't notice — so caring about it is a matter of pure virtue.

According to pure virtue epistemology, epistemic virtues and vices are sui generis.

Lombardi, on the other hand, more famously, believed in the pure Gladwellian virtues of perseverance and repetition: practice the power sweep until you were perfect at it; then say you were going to run it; then run it.

This is not a case of pure democratic virtue against pure authoritarian evil.

The flood of Web hits and phone calls put me in mind of "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," Frank Capra's preposterous fable of pure-hearted virtue triumphing over hard-hearted vice.

She believed in "the life-enhancing virtues of pure earth, clean air and blue sky".

It stands and moves by virtue of pure energy.