Sentence examples for small virtues from inspiring English sources

Those are no small virtues, but to me there's one more advantage.

Small virtues abound, as do good small performances, from Samantha Bee as Wendy's sister, to Weber, who's always had a good line in weak and craven men.

These small virtues, so readily jettisoned, now reappear in the vain hunt for "community" and "cohesion", qualities, belatedly acknowledged to be more precious than jewels.

Her 1961 classic, "Great American Cities," challenged the urban redevelopment that was transforming American cities; in it, she contended that vital communities depended on the varied street life and small-scale virtues of densely settled neighborhoods.

Ricks's book leads you back into Dylan's music, no small virtue.

There is small virtue in giving people only what they deserve.

"A man of small virtue, inclined to extravagance and alcoholism" is how Joyce described himself to Carl Jung.

A look may seem a small virtue — jeans ads have a look — but I always think that if, when you cast your eye on someone's work, you can say who made it, that's one big step toward their being an artist.

They touted their small-town virtues to urban-weary prospects.

Ronald Reagan was forever associated with the small-town virtues of Dixon and Jimmy Carter with Plains.

Jeffersonians were suspicious of urban elites and financial concentration and believed in small-town virtues and limited government.