Sentence examples for virtue to making from inspiring English sources

I guess there would be some virtue to making this all crystal clear well in advance, but that's pretty second-order.

Maybe you believe money is the source of stress, so it's better (even a virtue) to make do with less.

The idea is that it is somehow a virtue to make the fight against bigotry selective, thereby appeasing the status quo and not offending too many people.

But there are other virtues to making skateboarding, not surfing, the state sport.

It may indicate whether the American democracy, like all the democratic experiments which have preceded it, is to become extinct because the people had not wit enough or virtue enough to make the common good supreme.

But with 127 seats to Mr Ecevit's 132, Mr Bahceli would have to bring over only a handful of ex-Virtue people to make his Nationalists the biggest party in parliament.

And we will do against the backdrop of Michael Gove's proposed new history curriculum which, for some of its virtues, threatens to make us less, not more, confident about our internationalist standing.

They are a tribute to making a virtue of necessity.

There would be no need to create anything of virtue, no necessity to make use of one's time.

But its many virtues just serve to make the jerky, witless auto option look even worse – especially as the self-shifters on the rest of VW's range are so good.

One of its major virtues has been to make possible that a large diversity of problems can be handled within a unique framework.