Sentence examples for virtues of settling from inspiring English sources

Oprah Winfrey is known for endorsing the virtues of settling down with a good book, but now, in something of a literary coup, the chatshow host has recruited an ally even more powerful than herself.

For all their song-and-dance, chiffon-in-the-Alps fantasies, Bollywood films eventually drummed home the virtues of settling down, family, duty and responsibility.

Her 1961 classic, "Great American Cities," challenged the urban redevelopment that was transforming American cities; in it, she contended that vital communities depended on the varied street life and small-scale virtues of densely settled neighborhoods.

The floating ANAMMOX granules did not settle, so only the settling velocity of settling ANAMMOX granules was determined.

Roentgenograms revealed three millimeters of settling.

To my mind, it's impossible to erect complex and extensive networks of relationships without the settling virtues of humor.

Meanwhile, as Ryan puts it, "deep matters, questions of the meaning of life and the ultimate rewards of virtue, must be settled elsewhere".

An example of conventional VE is Ernest Sosa's (1991, section IV) attempt to define knowledge as true belief held "out of intellectual virtue," or to settle the dispute among internalists and externalists about epistemic justification (Sosa 2003, ch. 9), providing detailed definitions and carefully trying to disarm counterexamples.

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Meanwhile, Mr. Nikonov has to settle for a rather limited audience for the virtues of the 1.5 million leeches bred annually in the warm confines of the center.

On a visit to a local furniture factory, which has benefited from an EBRD loan, he sang the virtues of lending to small business.In this section Uncertain future Merrill settles After greed, fear Who's fairest?