Sentence examples for virtue of good from inspiring English sources

Concision is a virtue of good writing, and posts were tagged with the euphonious semi-acronym #NaNoWriMo.

The virtue of good biofic – and A Man of Parts is excellent biofic – is that it makes you want to go back to the primary sources.

For the second day in succession, Cabrera had elevated himself to a commanding position at the turn but that was partly by virtue of good breaks from wild tee shots on the opening nine.

Its strands are the make-believes of an Edwardian nursery (pirates, redskins, wild animals, fantastical adventures in far-off places) woven together with a gently ironical vision of the values of the grown-up world (Mr Darling counting the cost of potential children in hypothetical medical bills; old Etonian Captain Hook loathing Peter Pan for having the supreme social virtue of "good form").

Rather it is a follow-through from Saint Laurent's "topper," an invaluable garment to wear with pants, with skirts, with dresses - and has the virtue of good pockets, so that you do not need to carry a handbag around all day.

To maintain the virtue of good optical property and discard the dross of conventional fluorescent staining dyes, we provide a strategy for designing new fluorescent scaffolds.

It also aims to instill morality, patriotism and the virtues of good citizenship.

Makers of this type of furniture shared a belief in the social virtues of good design and handcraftmanship.

"The purpose of this book is to celebrate the virtues of good, solid, in-the-gutter campaigning," he writes.

At Sirius, Tate extolled the virtues of good sportsmanship, adroitly parried McCarthy's question about whether she had breast implants, and stressed her love of competition.

Blimp extols the virtues of good sportsmanship and fair play, virtues that were always more popular with the upper classes, because the lower classes had little time to play, and even less time to be sporting.