Sentence examples for virtue to having from inspiring English sources

Yet their performance of the "Haydn Variations" at Carnegie may have shown another virtue to having a conductor, even in their case.

"But there's a virtue to having less options in that it gives us the ability to focus, and our visibility of what we need to do is much clearer".

Still there's some virtue to having opportunities.

In The Walking Dead, that frontier spirit is a useful virtue to have.

QUESTION FROM NICHOLAS: Do you think it is a virtue to have as a likely candidate Elena Kagan, who is not a sitting judge and has had different professional experiences?

The former, in his opinion, didn't merit inclusion at all, and for the latter he substituted a recording of Verdi's "Falstaff" (all 18 sides of it), arguing puckishly that it was the play's only virtue to have provided an occasion for a great operatic masterpiece.Auden regarded criticism as "live conversation".

And nor are they the only virtues to have been sacrificed in Egypt.

In Greece she became Themis, aunt, wife and counselor to Zeus, and the Romans then rolled her and her daughter Dike together to form Justitia, the only one of the cardinal virtues to have a signature look in ancient art.

Surely, if virtue is to have any content, thinking 'only virtue is good' is not going to be sufficient.

While, for Socratic intellectualism, virtue just is knowledge, in the aftermath of the argument for subdividing the soul, virtue comes to have two aspects.

Nonetheless, the word has its savor, evoking a time when civic virtue seems to have given way to civic spectacle, and dubious types come forward.