Sentence examples for virtues at from inspiring English sources

We saw all his virtues at the 2010 World Cup, where Forlán was the player of the tournament.

One cannot help but admire a machine that combines sporty and utilitarian virtues at such a reasonable price.

Cultivating the eulogy virtues, at least in one's professional life, is much harder to do with a full load of debt.

Aristotle knew this, proposing that to achieve happiness and success, people should cultivate virtues at intermediate levels between deficiencies and excesses.

It was a fantasy pub, the repository of all the pub virtues at a time when traditional pubs were falling fast.

Last week they sent out a memo to campaign journalists extolling Romney's virtues at debating and saying that the Republican clearly fancied his chances.

His boss, Mr Greenspan, preaches fiscal virtue at every opportunity.

It will not market virtue, at least not overtly.

Plagiarism seemed a virtue at E3, with the worst offenders being the originators themselves.

More space is similarly a virtue at Mini, whose Paceman concept is hard to categorize.

As C. S. Lewis said, courage is not just one virtue but "the form of every virtue at the testing point".