Sentence examples for virtues of going from inspiring English sources

He extols the virtues of going back to nature but knows "the masses, taking to the woods, would bring along the evils they'd hoped to flee".

In the middle of the current heat wave, you are easily able to see the virtues of going the through roof as long as it's a thing rather than a person.

Apps have the virtue of going where you want, when you want, at very little cost.

South Pasadena, by virtue of going 1-0-1 against La Cañada in a pair of season head-to-head meetings, garnered the league's No. 1 seed.

With one at-large berth still available in the division after league rival Harvard-Westlake grabbed the first one by virtue of going 6-4, 2-3, it came down to St. Francis and Ventura (6-4).

A quotation from John Maynard Keynes on the virtues of liquidity goes to the heart of the matter in pointing out that "there is no such thing as liquidity of investment for the community as a whole".A survey of views from Wharton academics on the bail-out options favours America's $250 billion investment in newly created bank stock, over earlier plans to buy up bad assets.

But there is certainly an Ivy League caste system here that rewards and promotes kids by virtue of having gone to a small set of colleges and entry into those colleges.

Unlike movies that take war as a simple contest of good and evil, "Troy" remains faithful to Homer (and to human nature) by understanding war as a political event, with plenty of viciousness and virtue to go around.

On Wednesday, in an exhibition game against the Minnesota Twins in Florida, Valdes showcased the virtues of experience by going 3 for 5 with a home run and three runs batted in, powering Puerto Rico to an 8-7 victory.

Ms. Black likes her assistants to train their successors and preaches the virtues of letting go to other senior managers.

And then you say, the virtues of greed and you go to Goldman Sachs.