Sentence examples for single virtue from inspiring English sources
Another song had come on, one I didn't know but that didn't matter, you can always dance to chalga, that's the whole point of it, its single virtue.
It's sometimes hard to see the single virtue Graham Zusi possesses to a greater degree than any of the men competing for places with him.
Naturalness, as the show's curator Anna Coliva notes in the catalog, is the single virtue most consistently praised by Correggio's admirers down the centuries.
He has not raised the most money (Mr Dean has).He has no single virtue, but a combination: a distinguished record in Vietnam, experience in the Senate and support among all the disparate groups that make up the Democratic coalition.
Using the distinguo [a refined distinction between similar qualities], Scudéry highlights the multiple gradations of a single virtue and how certain moral dispositions can function as either virtues or vices according to context.
Rather than being a source of shame, race relations emerge here as America's single greatest virtue, the rationale for our domination of the world.
While it was just the right moment to be reminded of Mr. Askegard's versatility, he will be principally remembered for a single, constant virtue: the extraordinary skill of his partnering, which was admirably on display too.
In one of the essays in "The War Against Cliché" Martin Amis writes that as a literary journalist, "John Updike has that single inestimable virtue: having read him once, you admit to yourself, almost with a sigh, that you will have to read everything he writes".
Every single Muslim, by virtue of our Muslim-ness, is suspicious.
It remained for the prophets of Israel to single out uncompromising virtue as the overriding consideration in the good life required by God.
Graeme Virtue Single and hating it, Dr Xand van Tulleken here explores the world of online dating, with Dr Hannah Fry observing his progress and attempting to find him his perfect partner using the power of mathematics.
