Sentence examples for about it virtually from inspiring English sources

When you think about it, virtually everything we need to do to create more resilient, lower-carbon communities would also help create cancer-free, healthier communities.

If you think about it, virtually no one in the book gains any pleasure or satisfaction in doing anything for itself, the gratification comes in how it affects their status.

I brag about it virtually to everybody, including his son Ben Taylor, and his mother Carly Simon, who revealed that "You Belong to Me" was written in response to "You Make it Easy".

And make no mistake about it: virtually everyone in the Republican Party save for McCain -- from Mitt Romney to Karl Rove and Dick Cheney on down -- now realizes that Palin was an absolute catastrophe for the 2008 ticket.

Then they went home, and did virtually nothing about it: almost all rich countries are expected to overshoot their 2000 target, some by as much as 40%.Meanwhile, the international environmental jamborees continue.

He remained the ultimate intellectual, but he acquired many cultural interests, particularly a love of jazz, about which he wrote copiously: "It virtually replaced first love, for, ashamed of my looks and therefore convinced of being physically unattractive, I deliberately repressed my physical sensuality and sexual impulses".

It prompted me to think about how technology has made it virtually impossible to not feel special on your birthday.

In the 20th century, the nation did something about it, and virtually everyone rejoiced.

So Clemens did something about it: he virtually carried the Blue Jays from a rag-tag early season into a chase for the wild-card spot.

Because in the past I've done investigative research into the sex industry and know more about it than virtually anyone else writing about politics on the web, which I've written about many times before.

Last year, however, Japanese geneticists studying rinderpest's mutation patterns estimated that until about A.D. 1000, it was virtually identical to measles — making it likely that pandemics that killed only animals before that time had other causes, like anthrax or possibly an ancestor virus from which both measles and rinderpest evolved.