Sentence examples for whose virtue from inspiring English sources

Isabel Bayrakdarian, the rising lyric soprano, appears as Camille, whose virtue catches his heart off guard.

Old teacups, little tables, candlesticks, chairs whose wicker had given way — the house was filled with objects whose virtue was not utility but character, atmosphere, warmth.

Amy Jessica Simpsonn) is the bodacious new cashier whose virtue is reputedly available only to employee-of-the-month title holders.

Amanda Baker is charming as the gently scheming Elmire, a woman whose virtue is tested both by Tartuffe and by her bamboozled husband.

She's simply and uniquely Pamela, a beautiful servant girl whose virtue is under sustained and ingenious assault by the son of her late employer.

Luciani has trouble taking seriously a heroine whose virtue is too apparent; Spreckelsen finds it seriously troubling to identify with an apparently virtuous heroine.

He is a fine Hamlet whose virtues, and occasional vices, are inseparable from the production itself.

But the scandal may well narrow his appeal, turning him from someone whose virtues seemed relevant to many fields of work into someone whose virtues apply mainly to golf.

Conservatism's main contribution, he suggests, is just to keep a critical watch on liberalism, whose virtues should be transparent.

So do Spartan kings, or at least the "completely good man" whose virtues are presented through narrative and analysis in Agesilaus.

The most prominent feature on the grounds is a monument to fallen Confederate soldiers, whose virtues "plead for just judgment of the cause in which they perished".