Sentence examples for some virtue from inspiring English sources

We give honor to length as though it's some virtue.

"And there is some virtue to the chance of voting on an incumbent prime minister.

Some virtue ethicists have argued that a morally exemplary person would recognize the moral standing of nonhuman organisms.

It must see some virtue in European co-operation, and build a new relationship of continental trust.

FOR evidence that there may, after all, be some virtue in dynastic succession, monarchists need look no further than the muddle India is making of choosing its president.

I guess there would be some virtue to making this all crystal clear well in advance, but that's pretty second-order.

"There is some virtue in museums not being alike because people travel so much nowadays," noted Sir Nicholas Serota, the Tate director.

I can see some virtue in the women's institute posting about their latest jam-making exploits or the scout troop reporting on its takings at the annual fete.