Sentence examples for such a virtue from inspiring English sources

But why is consistency in foreign policy such a virtue?

The last function, normally seen as such a virtue, was becoming a problem.

It can't be a coincidence that a fast-good giant such as McDonald's makes such a virtue of using free range eggs.

The one reliable remedy, as it is (according to some) the one reliable pleasure, is revision bearing down, which is such a virtue in Paterson's verse.

But now, with Republicans spectacularly applying the Madman Theory for the first time in domestic politics, Obama's nonconfrontational reasonableness isn't looking like such a virtue.

There is a good argument for saying so, which is why the magazine Condé Nast Traveller makes such a virtue of the fact that it pays for the holidays it covers.

That history accounts in part for our independent-mindedness and the 'outsider' in our nature which is a such a distinctive virtue.

Marcus regards Mikey as the bravest officer with whom he ever fought, in that blood-brotherhood of the SEALs, where courage is such a common virtue.

Biomedical interventions that improve our moral decision-making needn't (and are unlikely to) take the form of such a magical virtue pill.

As the Fourth became mainly barbecues and fireworks, the idea of national sovereignty -- independence -- has become controversial, no longer such an unalloyed virtue.

Over time such an acquired virtue becomes a habit.