Sentence examples for virtue of an from inspiring English sources

And by virtue of an artificial surface, no less.

The threat is to a stable community that exists only by virtue of an irreplaceable makeup.

Now, though, the eccentric Cameron has hit the headlines by virtue of an adventure on land.

They place tools and methods in relation to one another by virtue of an engineered structure.

And the audience for "The Mysterious Mr. Love" is to increase by virtue of an alliance between two professional theaters.

That is the virtue of an entertainment like this; it doesn't linger in the memory and provoke afterthoughts.

By virtue of an electric fireplace equipped with mirrors, flames leap endlessly from a bed of ceramic logs.

thermal radiation Radiation released by virtue of an object's heat; namely, by charged particles interacting with other charged particles.

They were labeled the "accidental senators," candidates who won only by virtue of an extraordinary political environment.

"Abortion is currently an offence in English law by virtue of an archaic and punitive statute passed at the midpoint of the reign of Queen Victoria," they write.

"And since ceiling height is a valuable virtue of an apartment," he said, "we even have to be careful about saying how high the ceilings are".