Sentence examples for virtues a from inspiring English sources
Despite its virtues, a tC cannot hang with this bunch.
Often, it achieved that rarest of artistic virtues, a genuine feeling of spontaneity.
All this gives "B Is for Brooklyn," a charming alphabet book extolling the neighborhood's virtues, a built-in audience.
"Changing My Mind" displays many of its virtues: a cosmopolitan suavity and wit that often relieves intellectual ponderousness.
In 2007, a Vatican decree recognized Pius's "heroic virtues," a key step toward sainthood, but Benedict has not signed it.
Rejecting Shankara's conception of reality, Ramanuja defended the thesis that brahman is a being with infinitely perfect excellent virtues, a being whose perfection cannot be exceeded.
The rest of the story praised the deceased(s homely virtues-a persistent devotion to the Lord, kindliness to his neighbors, etc.
(Desired virtue: a conversion of heart).
(Desired virtue: a Holy and awesome fear of the Lord).
Everything has a virtue and a liability.
His repeated, sometimes dolorous, sometimes analytic attempt to make sense of the senseless, to find an overview that accommodates his family's tragedy and his own role in it, does not mar the book but is among its chief virtues -- a sort of verité rendering of the obsessional, alternately panicked and numb state that is a hallmark of traumatizing proximity to violence.
