Sentence examples for as virtually a from inspiring English sources
Inhalation anthrax used to be seen as virtually a death sentence.
In particular, he makes few bones about loathing Xabier Arzalluz, the PNV's long-serving leader, as virtually a racist.
When Clancy was named to help train De La Hoya, he viewed him as virtually a complete fighter.
In the year before the 2010 general election, Adonis operated as virtually a free wheel within Brown's crippled government.
Defeating Magyars and Vikings as well as exploiting the rivalries of his neighbours, Richard was regarded (like his near contemporary Arnulf I of Flanders) as virtually a king.
As virtually a clear and present danger to the survival of the planet, fuel efficiency in vehicles now has become almost a moral issue.
Wisden described them as "virtually an unknown team … estimated to be no better than average county standard".
But seeing Morandi as virtually an abstract painter is legitimate because his work is open to endless interpretations.
Jahwar was elected head and, as virtually an absolute sovereign ostensibly assisted by a council, restored peace and economic prosperity in his 12-year-reign (1031 43).
And Sam Raimi's account of Spider-Man shows the hero's superpowers as virtually an extension or amplification of his private fallibility.
Confidence in the company was high since it was regarded as virtually an arm of the administration: King George I was its governor (yes, he was Governor King).At the time nobody described the scheme as a monetary stimulus.
