Sentence examples for virtue of him from inspiring English sources

Still, joyful or sympathetic, is Orwell's representation of the poor exploitative simply by virtue of him being a privileged outsider?

Rating: 6/10 By virtue of him being the world's best player, no-one else can play the Messi role as effectively as Lionel Messi.

Huntsman's chances of winning the nomination are slim by virtue of him being Obama's former Ambassador to China.

Jacob's "capacity to be alone" -- to borrow the insight from D.W. Winnicott's 1958 essay of the same title -- isn't emerging on its own, or simply by virtue of him being in the next room.

It's the same technology that allowed Tupac to perform on stage at Coachella in 2012 and candidate Narenda Modi to become Prime Minister by virtue of him being projected across India in hologram form.

At the same time, Jamie Mckenzie said, "I don't think Jeremy Corbyn should be underestimated in his support amongst the working classes," acknowledging that the Labour leader "taps into the same sort of anti-establishment populism as UKIP, and appeals to those with 'Old Labour' values – often by virtue of him not being a Blairite".

Anyway, Marr's stroke has the virtue of putting him beyond reproach.

Granduciel, 34, moved to Philadelphia in 2003, and credits the city with making the War on Drugs possible, simply by virtue of placing him among likeminded people, among them his sometime musical partner, Kurt Vile.

Key to England's victory was how they played Yasir, who struggled to follow up his 10-wicket haul from Lord's and returned match figures of one for 266 as Cook and Root in particular showed the virtue of playing him with a straighter bat.

"It also has the virtue of getting him on the side of ordinary people, which he doesn't seem to be too good at the optics of".

He is responsible in the sense that his moral record is affected for better or worse in virtue of something about him.