Sentence examples for virtues to be from inspiring English sources

The virtues, to be sure, almost didn't make it.

When a food object becomes subject to the caprices of fashion, it's easy for its basic virtues to be lost.

Those are virtues, to be sure, but a biting splitter, a humming fastball and healthy legs would have helped more.

Manon and Mayerling are popular now but it took several years for their virtues to be fully recognised and their flaws overlooked.

In the year 2000, delicate revision allows Kate's elaborate postlude on wifely virtues to be delivered with a smirk or two.

I believe that there are just as many of the "Christian virtues" to be found among the faithless as the faithful.

In my defense, there are virtues to being the new guy — I'm seeing the world through fresh eyes.

But "don't hold true virtue to be a cliché in literature".

I wasn't hired to personify virtue, to be a role model for the kids, but to write about virtue in a way readers might find engaging.

Since Kant holds moral virtue to be a trait grounded in moral principle, the boundary between non-moral and moral virtues could not be more sharp.

Diversity is a value and a virtue to be sure; but it is also a necessity.