Sentence examples for virtue though from inspiring English sources

Virtue, though, doesn't necessarily sell cars.

Simplicity is not always a virtue, though.

We do not come to art for virtue, though we may come to it for wisdom.

So it does have one potential virtue, though he opposes the death penalty.

A return to this old style is not automatically a virtue, though.

Strapping young Joseph's impassioned speeches about his virtue, though nearly identical in substance to Pamela's, read rather more comically coming from a man's mouth.

American voters have their own virtues, though, and both Obamas should keep that in mind in this election year.

Mr Shiller ought to have a bestseller on his hands—except that the one thing people won't buy on Wall Street these days is bad news.For all the book's virtues, though, it is a pity that Mr Shiller has paid no more than cursory attention to authors who argue that the market is, after all, correctly valued.

They all have their virtues, though none, it goes without saying, exactly fits the Silvers profile.

For all its virtues though, the film ultimately belongs in the second rank of Bond pictures, behind The Spy Who Loved Me, Goldfinger, From Russia With Love and Casino Royale.

Returns will beat the market in terms of virtue only, though investors may lay claim to a part in the salvation of the planet.