Sentence examples for virtue of which from inspiring English sources

Mostly they will learn of the "civic virtue" of which Woolf wrote.

Yet these are the very features in virtue of which the film would lose protection?

Space denotes the property in virtue of which rigid bodies can occupy different positions.

The hue is the property of light by virtue of which a colour is discernible, red, green etc.

I am a practising Catholic, by virtue of which some in LGBT circles insist I "obviously" support every last reactionary twist and turn of papal policy.

Moral standing, in ethics, the status of an entity by virtue of which it is deserving of consideration in moral decision making.

Thus, James alluded to intentionality, the feature of some mental processes in virtue of which they are essentially about or directed toward an object.

But what is it in virtue of which God necessarily exists?

Someone might wonder what these things have in common, in virtue of which they are good.

This form, termed "corporeity," is the form in virtue of which something is a body.

This allows him to maintain that the perfections in virtue of which we attribute beauty to material objects just are the perfections in virtue of which we attribute beauty to minds.