have the virtue of造句

Nylons have the virtue of durability.

Throughout the ages, the Chinese have the virtue of helping others.

The emperor must have the virtue of manifesting saintliness and manifesting benevolence, and the cause of accumulation of abundant utilitarianism.

Fibonacci Numbers at least have the virtue of creating a testable proposition; one that they appear to fail.

The metal band-sawing machine have the virtue of saving energy, high efficiency and saving material, which is the perfect metal material severing equipment for big, medium and small enterprise.

It is said to have the virtue of "enjoying its own lonely charm," not caring whether people look at it or not, and extremely unwilling to be moved into the city.