Sentence examples for virtues and difficulties from inspiring English sources

(James Sampliner leads the willfully ragged onstage band.) Besides, what theater fanatic is going to pass up an evening that features Ms. Buckley singing "Pirate Jenny," Ms. Errico doing "Surabaya Johnny" and the wholesome Ms. Ziemba, sporting lots of cleavage and a Louise Brooks wig, extolling the virtues (and difficulties) of remaining perpendicular in a world that likes its ladies horizontal?

This study reports the virtues, the limitations and difficulties of these two instruments of public policy as potential or actual inducers to innovations in non‐technological micro and small enterprises (MSEs).

All the exotic virtues and ludicrous excesses and dramaturgical difficulties of the opera can be found in the source material, and for the audience member the parallels are even closer now that we're in the age of supertitles.

And difficulties emerge.

Its virtues and flaws are similar, too.

Natural virtues are divided into moral virtues and intellectual virtues.

Everyone has virtues and flaws.

For virtue ethics the relevant properties are moral virtues and vices, and for VE intellectual virtues and vices.

According to pure virtue epistemology, epistemic virtues and vices are sui generis.

Thus there is a distinction between "infused natural virtues" and "acquired natural virtues".

Both kinds of targets have their virtues and problems.