Sentence examples for virtues of high from inspiring English sources

One of the great business virtues of high publishing was that it was a difficult business to enter.

A French Catholic aristocrat, he was a genuine internationalist, but for him that meant a celebration of the supposedly universal virtues of high European culture.

For Romney, a millionaire many times over who has repeatedly extolled the virtues of high capitalism, it was a jarring performance.

It is good to have my son's chocolate-stained face beside me, and, as the guide drones on, he tells me, at length, the relative merits of Sky Digital and Sky Plus, along with the virtues of High Definition TV.

The Corn Refiners Association, an industry group, recently launched an advertising campaign extolling the virtues of high fructose corn syrup.

Owing to the virtues of high energy density and constant charging/discharging temperature, the high-temperature latent heat storage (LHS) technology has been preferred for heat storage in concentrated solar power (CSP) system.

Maybe he'll extol the virtues of high-class prostitutes, or be horrible about Arabs, or say how much he hates hippies.

Even those who believe in the virtues of high-quality audio say you'll need high-end kit to notice the benefits.

Stylish celebrities such as Kylie Minogue happily extol the virtues of high-street shopping, knowing that to do so makes them appear more approachable and likable than maintaining a veneer of Versace.

The real virtues of rock and roll — the Chuck Berry virtues of high-speed compression and sly wit, the rebellious wink and the laconic put-down — were as alien to Johnny as they were to Edith Piaf.

And even some airlines are now heralding the virtues of high-end mattresses and bedding in international first-class and business-class cabins, where lie-flat beds have become the industry standard.