Sentence examples for virtue of me from inspiring English sources

So by the virtue of me trying to be the nice guy, [the girls would] catch feelings".

How could such a percept then acquire the properties distinctive of phenomenal consciousness merely by virtue of me coming to believe (in non-inferential fashion) that I am undergoing an experience of red?

I guess it was kind of flippant, but then it hadn't occurred to me that even if I'd written something much calmer, many Scottish people would see my input as patronising simply by virtue of me being English.

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It was the first international tournament I can (just about) remember, and by virtue of me being a kid and the witching hour kick-off times, I had to watch all the games in secret on a shit, hand-me-down TV in my room, face pressed right up against the screen with the volume on 1 so I could hear if the stairs creaked.

Hence the virtue of big profits.

"There is always the pressure to go back and smack somebody right away," Powell, who likes to quote Thucydides on the military virtue of restraint, told me the following week.

Any of you who were not previously connected to a mass shooting, or any gun violence--by virtue of being with me in this room tonight, and hearing these stories..., you and your networks, are connected now.

Anticipation and self-concern are psychological states, as are their objects (future experiences), so a theory of identity that ties those states together by virtue of tying distinct stages of me together seems initially quite plausible.

Deeming that the present condition of public affairs presents an extraordinary occasion, I do hereby, in virtue of the power in me vested by the Constitution, convene both Houses of Congress.

I had it thrust upon me by virtue of my birth.