Sentence examples for technical virtue from inspiring English sources

The technical virtue of these photographs is that Mr. Southam finds and records great beauty in a disregarded, neglected piece of earth.

(Extended segments simulating zero gravity aboard the station are among the film's technical virtues).

He had a smart student's command of technical virtues and an eagerness to show them off.

Among its many structural and technical virtues, everything in the book is recalled, but none of it is monotonous.

And having been snubbed by his beloved Chicago, it'll be interesting to see how Harry Shipp does as a creator in a Montreal team set up to be sympathetic to his technical virtues.

It's a display of bravura classicism, Romantically inflamed; but its ballerina role is one of many in which Megan Fairchild's technical virtues — marvelously light and fleet footwork, above all — don't add up.

They then turn to ethics (411a-421c): intellectual virtues; moral virtues; technical virtues; generic terms of evaluation; emotive states; judgement; will; and finally truth (presumably included in this section on the ground that it underlies the intellectual virtues).

Jason Kreis spoke in the press conference of his personal satisfaction of landing a player who typified all of the technical footballing virtues he and Claudio Reyna prize.

By his own admission, after all, Harrington's earlier woes hadn't been by virtue of technical deficiency.

This more limited analysis has the virtue of technical simplicity, while still illustrating (albeit, in projection) the principal morphologic features of the neurons under analysis.

Though he often compares the virtues with technical skills, such as those of a doctor or a pilot, he may have realized that virtues also involve emotional attitudes, desires and preferences, but have seen no clear way to coordinate the rational and the affective components that are connected with the virtues.