Sentence examples for tremendous virtues from inspiring English sources

And also Homer's attitude toward war, which is at once knowing how horrible it is but knowing that inside wars tremendous virtues exist -- courage, bravery, self-sacrifice.

This includes food hygienic practice, the tremendous virtues of which cannot be disputed, but which may have contributed to impaired or delayed immune maturation.

They find it a gauzy sort of curatorial idea — which it is, but with one overriding, tremendous virtue: calling attention to visual facts.

Recently, theranostic has drawn tremendous attention by virtue of the nanotechnology development and new material exploration.

Heterogeneous metal/semiconductor nanocomposites have attracted tremendous research interest by virtue of their unique physic-chemical properties and potential applications in solar energy conversion [1], biomedicine [2], surface-enhanced Raman scattering [3], light-emitting diodes [4], and environmental remediation [5].

By virtue of the tremendous damage suffered in the war by all the other powers, the United States became a global hegemon.

In the past few years, time scales calculus has fascinated scientists by virtue of its tremendous application in many branches of sciences, e.g. population dynamics, finance, physics, etc. [1, 2].

The fungal kingdom encompasses tremendous genetic diversity, and by virtue of secreted enzymes many of its members are potent decomposers of plant cell walls.

Thus most people will not bear tremendous hardships for the sake of virtue.

In March 2010 Virtue and Moir capped their tremendous season by winning their first world championship.

Mr. Kohn, while largely unknown outside the Fed, has exerted tremendous influence within the central bank for years by virtue of working more closely with Mr. Greenspan on interest-rate policy than anyone else.