Sentence examples for the virtue from from inspiring English sources

In John Schlesinger's English-village tale "Cold Comfort Farm," which opens this week, Sewell's passion is again more overt: he plucks the virtue from local beauties.

Qahtani then hatched the plot to silence Khashoggi in an effort to avoid the wrath of the crown prince, a theory that has the virtue from the Saudi perspective of shielding the royal heir from blame.

This has the virtue, from a certain perspective, of being completely unfalsifiable — as soon as the source gave them the tip, the story was true by definition and in perpetuity, no matter what.

There are, for instance, more complicated versions of supersymmetry that have the virtue, from the point of view of the current absence of telltale particles, that their own predicted particles are too heavy for even the upgraded LHC to make.

Their version of the hypothesis is much simpler, and more vicious: "Someone told us that Chuck Hagel may have been the recipient of funding from a group called Friends of Hamas". This has the virtue, from a certain perspective, of being completely unfalsifiable as soon as the source gave them the tip, the story was true by definition and in perpetuity, no matter what.

He made a small weekly calendar of the 13 virtues that seemed most pertinent to him, and each week he devoted himself to paying close attention to one of them until he had gone through all of the virtues, from Temperance to Humility.

This difference calls for a modification of the definitions of the virtues from Book IV.

They decoct the virtues from a wide range of herbs and botanicals (warts, roots, leaves) to nourish and fortify those who remain healthy - to strengthen those who might continue to resist the contagion.

He had a real knack for finding a virtue and then writing a really silly song from it and kids would get what the virtue was from that.

In recent years, nanoparticles derived from erythrocyte (Nano-RBCs), have strongly attracted the attention of investigators due to the virtue inherited from their parent cells.

There were moments when you realised the true virtue, from Armstrong's viewpoint at least, of being interrogated by Oprah Winfrey rather than Travis Tygart, the head of Usada, or Jeff Novitzky, the FDA agent investigating the use of steroids in professional sports.