Sentence examples for virtue about from inspiring English sources

There remains one great virtue about him - his independence - along with much that has, for good reason, passed away.

(Brantley) 'The Service Road' (closes on Saturday) This new play by Erin Courtney ("A Map of Virtue") — about a nature guide searching for a child after a storm — is that rare production that draws you into the realm of the unconscious, conjuring an eerie landscape that follows its own rules and dares you not to believe in it.

Political theorists might want to press for more details about who will have the vote; about whether there is an implicit acceptance of a doctrine of the fall; about the extent to which his appeals to republics envisage a degree of republican civic virtue; about whether the argument is based on an account of natural rights; and so on.

Ms. Soo Hoo then questioned Ms. Virtue about the year (2003) when she claimed to have been been in hiding because she feared for her life.

And then, there was the portion of Ms. Soo Hoo's cross-examination where she asked Ms. Virtue about her courtroom attire, wondering if the ex-Pellicano employee had been instructed to dress conservatively for the trial.

The connotations of "real" are clear enough: pure, unpackaged foods, those icons of nutritional virtue about which the wholesome truth is so self-evident that ingredient lists and nutrition fact panels are superfluous.

Cafe Paradiso is not about virtue but about taste.

"Mary Poppins" displays Bourne's virtues about as much as a production that he co-directed and cochoreographed could.

In other words, intellectual apprehension of harmony brings about virtue.

The Supreme Court is not about virtue, it's about power.

Indeed, if one assumes that knowledge entails justification, being a virtue reliabilist about the former seems to lead naturally to virtue reliabilism about the latter.