Sentence examples for the vice of from inspiring English sources
The vice of hubris is no more dangerous than the vice of complete dismay.
This has the virtue of simplicity and the vice of inflexibility.
She will use the vice of pride to supply a twist on the family drama.
The vice of these theories is that they are indeed more complicated.
"I remember my indignation when my hand was held in the vice of an albatross beak.
The other characters here -- state officials, mayors, madams, businessmen, gangsters -- live on the vice of politics.
From the "voice of an angel" to the "vice of an angel".
But Adams was conspicuously guilty of the vice of vanity he attributed to everyone else in public life.
Or is he falling victim to the vice of all great salesmen buying into his own hype?
Home truths The vice of thrift Much ado about openness Marry in haste Top of the class?
Some will deplore this new sign that America's dysfunctional polity is being crushed in the vice of faction.
