Sentence examples for that the virtue from inspiring English sources

But Mr Bauer maintains that the "virtue deficit" is still large.

She finds that the virtue of planting for future generations presents little comfort.

Her speeches prove that the virtue of balance is not merely that it makes better conflict, although that's true.

In course of time it was forgotten that the virtue of mummy lay in the bitumen, and spurious mummy was made from the bodies of felons and suicides.

It is in evoking this starvation, more than in its overburdened and often awkward story, that the virtue of "The Good Doctor" lies.

One of them might have introduced her to Aristotle, who cautioned that the virtue of honesty falls between two vices of excess, lying and tactlessness.

"In a good, bipartisan manner that demonstrates the virtue of that sort of productive relationship, we were able to pass the statute and sign it into law".

That stemmed from a debt buyback offer that has the virtue of strengthening the balance sheet.

"That was the virtue of the Vietnam War.

That is the virtue of an entertainment like this; it doesn't linger in the memory and provoke afterthoughts.

That is the virtue of tolerance to which we are all equally called.