Sentence examples for as virtually everyone from inspiring English sources

He was daring in The Grifters and Being John Malkovich, and droll in Bullets Over Broadway, and yet on all those occasions he had to stand by as virtually everyone associated with those films, from the caterer upwards, was nominated for Academy Awards while he - the leading man, no less, in all three cases - was overlooked.

It remains to be seen how that mix may change when, as virtually everyone expects, Mr. Putin is elected.

Rather than condemn Israel's strike, as virtually everyone else did, the Bush administration endorsed its ally's right to self-defence and called for restraint on all sides.

As virtually everyone has recognized from ancient times to the present, apes are not identical to us, but they are very much like us.

The more straightforward explanation is that as virtually everyone uses Visual Studio to build Windows software, distributing the toolchain once in that package is more straightforward.

As an insight into the deluded nature of the male psyche, though, it worked well, as virtually everyone who signed up to the site and its linked sister sites hoping for a guilt-free affair was in fact a bloke.

He has several reasons for this inclination: (a) He assumes (as did virtually everyone at this period) that the meaning of an author's text is as much an objective matter as the subjects addressed by the natural scientist.

I came down on the side of flopdom, as did virtually everyone I know who saw the show.

They both took refugee families into their own homes, as did virtually everyone in Rozaje, because refugee centers were overflowing.

Alternately, however, I would also support his arrest and lifetime incarceration (provided he'd be housed in a particularly notorious State prison), as would virtually everyone I know who doesn't cheer for the defeat and humiliation of America in the world.

This oversight perhaps shouldn't come as too big a shock given who's calling the shots in Washington: Feinstein and McCain both voted for the Iraq war authorization in 2002, as did virtually everyone running foreign policy atop the Obama administration: VP Joe Biden, Pentagon heads Robert Gates and Chuck Hagel and Secs. of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry.