Sentence examples for special virtue from inspiring English sources

There is no special virtue in elected officials if the electoral process is itself corrupt.

Well, I don't see any special virtue in making my private emotions the quarry for the statue I'm carving.

It is the very opposite of what Orwell and the like supposed to be the special virtue of English: plain-pudding simplicity and clarity.

The special virtue of the AMX 30, however- - and this is where we were so favorably impressed by the French military mind--is that it is hermetically sealed.

Thurber revered Ross, and the special virtue of "The Years With Ross" is that he manages to make a funny man into a great one.

Now each of these sites packs glowing moments when the Web's special virtue to empower you, the user, in your own time and space, comes to life.

One of the special virtues of this prize is that it's for a body of work.

The tech kids clustering in San Francisco depend on the special virtues of the old San Francisco contiguity, character, charm which they cannot help but diminish.

The tech kids clustering in San Francisco depend on the special virtues of the old San Francisco — contiguity, character, charm — which they cannot help but diminish.

This was where watercolour showed its special virtues: easily carried in a pocket, it was in a sense contiguous with the landscape itself.

Mapping the open and the proprietary in cyberspace and modeling its special virtues, while being sober about its dangers, are at the heart of our shared inquiry.