by virtue of what

By virtue of what the procedure entails, it is inherently destructive.

Democratic meddling in GOP primaries, this cycle and moving forward, passes the “Is it legal, and is it right?” test, by virtue of what the Republican Party has become.

“That means food content is inherently political by virtue of what you have access to, the systemic choices that affect that access, and what the dominant narratives have been about what your food culture means.”

I never want “Sunday in the Park With George” to be a movie, just by virtue of what it is, how it’s produced, what it’s about.

That is to say, the mask would conceal your face, but it would show a part of your personality by virtue of what kind of mask you chose to wear.