Sentence examples for but virtually everything from inspiring English sources

But virtually everything else is different.

But virtually everything is being kiboshed by the insurgency.

But virtually everything about Doom was bigger, faster, louder.

The novels might be bought separately, but virtually everything else Bloom considers would fit into one slim anthology.

But virtually everything I have read in the past five years [indicates that] the government is obsessed with the opposite".

Politics or style may catch the listener's ear first, but virtually everything Mr. Rzewski writes, even his settings of workers' anthems, is packed with vivid interplay.

But remember: virtually everything Mitt Romney said he would do, Barack Obama is already doing.

At some level, all scientists are agnostics, and not just about religion, but about virtually everything.

Zhou kept his reputation as a moderate who had tempered Mao's excesses; Deng doffed his cap to Mao but dismantled virtually everything he stood for.

The Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, whose Cumbrian constituency was hit hard by the floods, said: "The prime minister previously said people should visit the north, but like virtually everything that comes out of his mouth what he actually meant was everyone else and not himself.

But, as virtually everything in our Internet-enabled world becomes increasingly connected, everything is becoming accessible and, therefore, potentially vulnerable.