Sentence examples for the virtue for from inspiring English sources

In 1996, 37percentt of American voters used punch-card voting machines of one kind or another, machines that have the virtue for local governments of being in place and long since paid for.

"The virtue for the institution is that it frees up some of the salary.

Confucius served as an exemplar to his students, perhaps of the virtue of ren, though he never claimed the virtue for himself.

For thousands of years the feudal Confucian values, such as "three obedience and four virtues," and "innocence is the virtue for women," have been applied strongly to everyday life in Hangzhou.

Certainly, some recent stockmarket stars seem to embody the virtues for which Mr Bryan is striving.

"Zakouski" showcases many of the virtues for which Mr. Hübbe, a handsome dancer and an exemplary stylist, is rightly loved.

One of the virtues for British writers and directors, the director feels, is that in a smaller marketplace people have more chance to experiment, even to be a bit arrogant.

However, the tradition of virtue ethics is much more comfortable with adopting a naturalistic approach that holds that human nature is the basis for what constitutes human well-being and the virtues (for human beings) (Fitzgerald, 2008; Keenan, 1999).

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

Windows Azure has the virtue of familiarity for all those developers weaned on Microsoft programming tools and techniques.

The character for the virtue of propriety is identical with the one for ritual, reflecting the close connection between this virtue and such practices.