Sentence examples for simple virtue from inspiring English sources

The show's big point, which has the simple virtue of being self-evident, is that Spanish art did not constantly reinvent itself over time.

Because, in addition to the simple virtue of getting bills right, smart meters have another advantage: they improve energy efficiency and cut bills.

In other words, by the simple virtue of being medics, the students may be viewed by Scotland Yard as very distinct from the hundreds of British men who have previously crossed the Syrian border to join Isis.

It became fashionable to suggest that Jones was jinxed, his great performances of real people destined to be blotted out by inferior ones that had the simple virtue of coming first.

Sean Rad said that the simple virtue of Australia being "far away from everywhere" meant it was a safe place to roll out changes to the app without influencing users elsewhere.

The thing can also effect genuinely useful change by simple virtue of its celebrity, and this embarrasses the powers that be, as in the Hackney housing story, so it will be really interesting to see what else happens.

Against all the posturing, duplicity and empty ambition, he upholds simple virtues of fidelity, professional ethics and common-sense parenting.

They coaxed him out of the cell of his celebrity status, liberated him with a restatement of simple virtues, like honesty about his vulnerability.

To these easygoing surroundings Mr. Drake brings a high level of culinary sophistication and an appreciation for the simple virtues of fresh food.

Virgil, too, as a countryman at heart, felt a deep attachment to the simple virtues and religious traditions of the Italian people.

What emerges is Bibendum redux, a restaurant with a profound understanding of the simple virtues; of a classical repertoire which is robust enough to take a little refinement.