Sentence examples for virtue that it from inspiring English sources

"This carries with it a level of propriety and stature just by virtue that it was in The New York Times.

The rug was removed in 2014 after criticism from feminist commentators that, although meritocracy is a virtue that it is hard to disagree with in principle, it doesn't do much for diversity in the workplace.

"However," he added, "the proposal has the great virtue that it can be undertaken without irritations and mutual suspicions incident to any attempt to set up a completely acceptable system of world-wide inspection and control".

it is of such virtue that it not only keeps those who were born princes, but also makes men of private condition ascend to that post".

In fact, it is so keen to exonerate the soldiers themselves, who all operate with the utmost virtue, that it comes across with the forceful naivety of propaganda….

Advocates of loop quantum gravity often highlight the background independence of their theory as a virtue that it has over string theory.

Wintel's virtue-that it is "open" to all computer manufacturers-is also its weakness, from Compaq's point of view.

According to Scherkoske "Integrity is an epistemic virtue: that is, it is a stable disposition that reliably places its possessor in good epistemic position and leads to cognitive success" (Scherkoske 2011, 196).

China Miéville knows what kind of novel he's writing, calls it by its name, science fiction, and exhibits all the virtues that make it an intensely interesting form of literature.

But to assess Italia 90 only according to those parameters is to miss all the virtues that gave it meaning.

The second day of the first Test here in Durban yesterday was full of resolve, determination and great competence, virtues that make it worthwhile.