Sentence examples for the most virtuous of from inspiring English sources

The most virtuous of women.

They are promoted as the most virtuous of road users.

If contempt and hatred were virtues, Gill was the most virtuous of men.

And Tolkien's Ring is dangerous even to the most virtuous of wizards because, though it can be used for good, it has an inherent bent for evil.

The most virtuous of future commissioners will risk the taint of association with horrors to come.European leaders have talked of a strong new president as the best way to pep up the commission and its workings.

The most virtuous of circles.

Higher nonlinear I-V characteristics and a gradual reset change regarding the step-by-step reset switching would be two of the most virtuous merits of the low-power and high-density crossbar array.

It doesn't present only the most virtuous representatives of its product.

That sounds right: an office worker scarfing Pirate's Booty in the break room, or a parent whose child arrives at a play date clutching a bag, will no doubt be eager to share the most virtuous properties of the snack — and maybe a taste too.

They are "universally described as both the most wise and the most virtuous part of the community which"—Mill adds acidulously—"is not the Aristocratical [class]" (Mill 1992, 41).

She thus claims the feminine category of the "beautiful" for the most virtuous and useful of women: mothers.