11.   By accentuating brevity, the Disney team has attempted to make a virtue of a necessity.

12.   Chateau Lugar is nothing if not a serious establishment, one that makes a virtue out of an unwillingness to follow fads and fashions.

13.   For their part, the governors are making a virtue of necessity.

14.   Gore is no slouch at making a virtue of a necessity.

15.   He became interested in hair follicle growth as a way of making a virtue out of necessity.

16.   Henry Stolzman, the architect for the project, suggested that putting the exercise equipment in the rooms is to some degree making a virtue of a necessity.

17.   Hip-hop, after all, was a teen-age style that made a virtue of its own rawness and lack of polish.

18.   Here again he was able to make a virtue of nonconformity.

19.   Hofstadter, as always resisting simple explanations, does not answer this question, but he does make a virtue of the impossibility of doing so.

20.   In assembling shows where the word is king and the actors can shine, TV networks may be simply making a virtue of necessity.