Sentence examples for some virtues which from inspiring English sources

It did have some virtues which suited Longfellow very well.

For the earl of Clarendon, royalist chronicler of "the Great Rebellion", Cromwell "had all the wickedness against which damnation is denounced, and for which hell-fire is prepared, so he had some virtues which have caused the memory of some men in all ages to be celebrated; and he will be looked upon by posterity as a brave, bad man".

Garton Ash has two virtues, which are rarely combined.

These are virtues which the Church of England wants to see maximised in society".

The state-controlled mosques are mobilised to preach the constitution's virtues – which is evidently unfair.

Coaches not only teach the teardrop these days; they also extol its virtues, which was not always the case.

There's much to say about the movie's virtues, which I'll save for another occasion.

Maybe you have to be a woman to fully grasp its virtues, which many people did, but not me.

To me, the Giants represented substance over style, and a set of old-fashioned, sturdy virtues, which, as every younger generation is told, are fading from the world.

I should resent it if a critic of my work were to discover in it either faults or virtues which he called Jewish.

These are old-fashioned virtues, which, like most of the de Montebello Met's more than thirty special exhibitions a year, scintillate.