Sentence examples for virtue of managing from inspiring English sources
Happiness, then, integrates the virtue of managing bodily appetites and pleasures in the world of becoming with the pleasures of learning in the world of being — but definitely gives greater weight to the latter.
Instead, by virtue of managing the opposing campaign, Clements became the leader of a Democratic faction that opposed Chandler for the next three decades.
Mr Phillips uses Lincoln to illustrate well-worn nostrums such as the virtues of managing by walking around (Lincoln spent a lot of time walking around battlefields).
Despite all this, the Yankees, by virtue of a good start, managed to win the East but lost home-field advantage.
Everything I see on the iPad is better simply by virtue of the big screen, from managing email to browsing the Web to typing on the virtual keyboard.
A prince who possesses the virtue of mastery can command fortune and manage people to a degree never before thought possible.
The first Muslim Turkish soccer team was founded in 1901, by a naval student called Fuat Hüsnü Kayacan, who one day managed, allegedly by virtue of his excellent English skills, to acquire a used soccer ball.
He said: "He left school before he was 16 and by virtue of hard work and charisma he managed to build himself up to a position where he could borrow £190m to buy the stake in the company.
"She has a built-in audience, just by virtue of the tiara," said Emily Rems, the managing editor of Bust, the pop feminist magazine, which sells the adult versions of Wonder Woman Underoos in its online store.
Somehow Ms. Jones's work has managed to make a virtue of vagueness.
Julia Raeside A charming biography of the great photographer which manages to make a virtue of its subject's irascible insistence that he isn't worth the attention.
