Sentence examples for virtue of exactly from inspiring English sources

First, by virtue of exactly what are basic beliefs justified?

According to this view, the 'looks' sentences that are true in cases of hallucination and in genuine perception are made true by (or are true in virtue of) exactly the same kind of occurrence in both cases.

Following Hinton's lead, Snowdon argues that from the fact that 'looks' sentences are true in cases of hallucination and in veridical perception, and are not ambiguous, it does not follow that they are made true by (or are true in virtue of) exactly the same kind of occurrence in both cases, for they may instead have disjunctive fulfillment conditions.

Obama also praised Sanders, who, he said, "has the virtue of saying exactly what he believes, and great authenticity, great passion, and is fearless".

Far from the early days of hugging huskies and going to the North Pole on a hoodie-drawn sled, Cameron's now making a virtue of telling everyone exactly what they don't want to hear.

What might be the effect of declaring that retribution is a high virtue--of teaching exactly that to the weak and the strong, the young and the old, the mentally able and those who are infirm in thought and emotion?

By week's end, the death of Andrew Breitbart had inspired not only a variety of examples of exactly this form, but also a number of eloquent defenses of its virtues.

Since these frequencies correspond exactly between runs (by virtue of the sampling), the data can be combined to give an average distribution.

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This may not have been exactly fair, but it had the virtue of creating conditions under which interstate trading could flourish, since it obliged trading communities to enforce internal discipline to encourage fair dealing.

The great virtue of Mr. Wheeldon's "Commedia," on the other hand, lies exactly in that theatrical resonance.