Sentence examples for virtue was that from inspiring English sources

Zweig's great virtue was that he sought to please.

Although Ms. Kawakubo's summary for her show was "white drama," its virtue was that it was open to interpretation.

Some experts on infectious disease said the plan's main virtue was that it required little smallpox vaccine.

Their cunning, their touch, their exquisite movement, made the difference against a Fulham whose greatest virtue was that they never gave up the unequal struggle.

Its one virtue was that it was close enough to the American military bases in Germany that we could pick up Armed Forces Radio.

In Burr's recounting (Vidal's Burr, I mean), George Washington was a big-assed semi-literate humorless oaf whose only real virtue was that he looked good on a horse.

But the pleasure of reading "Sovereign Virtue" is that although few of Dworkin's conclusions are self-evident, his arguments are dazzlingly clever.

But Stiglitz's virtue is that he minces few words.

One virtue is that White cannot coast against it.

For many Republicans, Romney's greatest virtue is that he is not President Obama.

Their chief virtue is that they do not require constitutional change.