Sentence examples for virtue have been from inspiring English sources

In other studies, methods to improve the speed of the VIRTUE have been proposed as well [3, 4].

That homespun virtue has been obliterated here.

Once more, virtue has been stolen with false assurances.

I have written no play in which virtue has been more celebrated than in this one.

Mr Barroso's virtue has been rewarded this week with his appointment to the presidency of the European Commission.

In extreme cases, this virtue has been enforced in strong-handed fashion.

I have never combed my patient rolls for characters, and virtue has been much more than its own reward.

More devices can lead to more multitasking, which, though viewed by many as a virtue, has been shown to interfere with concentration.

His bracing virtue has been his ability to move from Pythagoras, through Aristotle and Dante, to Nietzsche and Tolstoy in a single paragraph.

The elevation of budget discipline to the status of paramount economic virtue has been a powerful exercise in controlling the terms of political debate.

These are still worsted postwar years, at least among Edward and Florence's milieu, and the assault on female virtue and, specifically, on Florence's virtue, has been an attritional endeavour of advance and retrenchment.