Sentence examples for he virtually always from inspiring English sources

One of the remarkable things about Guide Li was that he virtually always said what was on his mind.

Although he deals with such miseries as domestic abuse, broken homes, alcoholism, and rape, he virtually always shows these obstacles being overcome or defeated by religious feeling.

Quiet and conservative, Watts was consulting Henry Poole and Dege, both of Savile Row for his suits which he virtually always wears without a tie.

When he's talking, he is virtually always Blackadder: sleek, withering, sardonic, devious and so much in love with his script that he lingers over favourite words, especially those with a juicy B or P in them.

When he isn't talking, he is virtually always Mr Bean: dopey, infantile, broad and also devious.

In his memoir Mr. Brillstein -- whose full name was Bernard Jules Brillstein, though he was virtually always known as Bernie -- talked of his yearning to be part of the action that connected his uncle with better-known stars like Bing Crosby, Jack Benny and Chico Marx.

The authors he cites are virtually always men, and women in his paintings usually appear headless, or as body parts.

He has made a point of virtually always conducting from memory, and his kinetic podium style and forceful interpretive personality are likely to please patrons who prize showmanship.

In the third inning he caught a pop up that pitchers virtually always leave for infielders to handle.

"Plague is virtually always confined in this day and age to rural regions in the West," he told the network.

It's virtually always a problem, especially if that candidate is a vice president and what he thinks differs from his president.