Sentence examples for say virtue from inspiring English sources

And it is this flaw (or, some writers might say, virtue) that manages to encapsulate both Fitzgerald's midlife self-loathing and his torturous relationship with the motion picture industry.

(b.1) one would amount to saying that while lacking in technical knowledge (knowledge of this or that craft or skill), they do have knowledge of human affairs—something like knowledge of human nature, of how human life tends to go, of the relation between (say) virtue and happiness, as well as of the natures of both virtue and happiness.

"Aristotle said virtue is nothing in excess," he said.

Musically, Casablancas has said Virtue is "futuristic prison jazz", whatever that's supposed to mean.

Mr. Smith said Virtue's approach is simple, "All brands should think of themselves as media companies".

Andy Tompkins, the group-show director for ASR, says Virtue will feature "brands that speak to the M.M.A. lifestyle".

At Duke, he said, "My hair was down to here," indicating his shoulders; he has two tattoos running down each side of his body: one says "happiness," and the other says "virtue".

Pious Victorians had a saying: Virtue is its own reward.

"I was just kind of going for a time of 17:15, which is what I got," said Virtue, whose personal record is 16:42.

The problem is that none of the said virtues is presently particularly well understood.

They are three statesmen by virtue, frankly, of their age, but some would also say by virtue of their experience or their wisdom.