He returned to the province of Ilocos, where he died in the year 1699 with the reputation of great virtue.
He was a religious of great virtue, and a man of the first magnitude; and one could write many chapters of his marvelous life, his austere penitence, his continual prayer, and his extraordinary death.
He was a religious of great virtue, mildness, and peaceableness.
He sent that letter by the priest St. Clement of Alexandria, a man of great virtue, whom God had sent into Cappadocia to instruct and govern his people during his confinement.
Of great virtue is the memory of the Lord's passion, which, if it be firmly held in the mind, every cloud of error and sin is dispersed.
It is a proof of great virtue to struggle with happiness, so that it shall not seduce, corrupt, subvert.
It contains, moreover, a number of striking passages, such as, "It is a proof of great virtue to struggle with happiness.
The companion of father Fray Juan, father Fray Pedro de Jesus or de la Bastida, a religious of great virtue, had come to the islands in the previous year, 1591, with the rest who were brought from Espana by father Fray Francisco de Morales.
He was astonished at the princess's great virtue, and he thought more highly of her good will than he did of the gift.
The auditor's wife was a professed member of our tertiary order; and all of them were people of great virtue.
There Palu is well received, and has "much communication with the Conde de Medellin, the president of the supreme Council of Indias, an able minister and a man of great virtue.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great virtue" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
