Sentence examples for virtue of leaving from inspiring English sources
Black box models are incomplete in virtue of leaving out details about underling mechanisms and that those models ultimately depend for their explanatory force on the promise that the functional models do, in fact, correspond to how the mechanism works.
The film opens with Dusty dreaming while he and Leadbottom (Cedric the Entertainer) spray and debate the virtues of leaving home versus staying.
A few giants dominate by virtue of low costs, leaving room for niche players, and all the middle-sized companies get squeezed out.
As Paul Muldoon, the magazine's poetry editor, suggests, the theme of absence is also reflected in the process by which a poem takes shape: revealing itself partially by virtue of what's left out.
In the drive to forge this image of Michael Jackson as a paragon of American virtue, Spike Lee leaves out all contradictions about the artist, and eschews all intimate details: i.e. the human side.
Indeed, the very nature of Plato's account of virtue and happiness leaves some aspects of the link between the two unclear.
And even if approved, the plan will cover only about half of the doctors who had been insured by the old MIIX by virtue of its smaller size, leaving another 4,500 without coverage, said Elizabeth Ryan, general counsel to the 106-member New Jersey Hospital Association.
In most of the Nicomachean Ethics he talks about the moral virtues, leaving the impression that virtuous activity is the same as activity associated with moral virtues.
While Ryan may be distancing himself from Rand now, the Democrats will surely argue that her views on the virtues of selfishness have left a more lasting legacy in the policies that he and Romney embrace.
Eventually, after an impassioned speech extolling the virtues of Chekhov, she left, deciding that her seriousness was not beneficial to the group.
