Sentence examples similar to virtues of being explicit from inspiring English sources
There are, of course, other classification possibilities, but we hope that ours has the virtue of being descriptively explicit and of separating classes of acts of potentially different levels of cognitive demand.
I can recall only one scene in which the sale of virtue is explicit: when Gaston asks Gigi if she understands his lascivious proposal.
He thinks it is time to be explicit about the virtues not just of the union and its symbols - the flag, national days and the rest of it - but of his values-centred view of Britishness too.
Some fell for the line that "it takes a thief to catch a thief". Making a virtue out of sin, Trump was explicit that his involvement in twisting the political system for his own financial benefit over the years would give him special insights as to how to fix it.
Originalism has the virtue of being simple.
It exists by virtue of being addressed.
(By virtue of being more marketable).
Be explicit ahead of time.
Hawaii, by virtue of its exceptionally diverse population, is a place where these questions are explicit.
France's is explicit about the primacy of la belle langue; Sweden's elevates equality above all other virtues; Japan's, love of country.
