Sentence examples for virtue of something from inspiring English sources

A few weeks later, her party makes a virtue of something they were forced to accept and which they had resisted for 13 years.

In essence the controls and the style of Siege make a virtue of something that many FPS players hate – camping, which is to say hiding in one spot and waiting for other players to come to you.

This could be the biggest scandal to hit four-legged stars ever, unless it's revealed that Martha Stewart's chow chow, Genghis Khan, won best in breed at the Westminster Dog Show by virtue of something other than than his fluffy mane and his delicious selection of treats.

(Schleiermacher actually only says in virtue of "something universal," "a representation," but a dependence on language seems clearly implied).

This is a reason she has in virtue of something like 'a disposition to have the respect of other people'.

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

Encouraged by the Aristotelian distinction between strict and derivative quantities (Categories 6, 5a38-b10), he distinguishes two different modes of being quantified: in-itself (per se) and in-virtue-of-something-else (per accidens).

I can see the virtues of something like Pinterest, but it is mostly about pictures.

I can see the virtues of something like Wattpad (a social network for sharing stories) as a literacy enabler.

One way, adopted by Jackson (1977, pp. 15 20), is to say that we perceive something indirectly if we perceive it by virtue of perceiving something else.

This view of the shutdown, while infuriating to many on the right, has the virtue of being something fixable.