"He's one of the sweetest guys I've ever met virtually," said Tsargirl.
And surely "I was like", which for many English-speakers under 40 has virtually replaced "I said" or "I felt", deserved inclusion.The fifth Shorter Oxford was the first edition compiled entirely from a computerised corpus of English citations, a rapidly growing monster with 100m entries (including 300, mainly economic, from this newspaper).
"I guess I virtually reinvented the medium," he said, "since I knew nothing about it.
Indeed, I should emphasize that, lengthy as this entry is, I have said virtually nothing about the vast bulk of Russell's writings on moral and political topics.
"I virtually have done nothing else but this since November," Mr. Obey said.
"I would say virtually everybody in the world today who talks about a lipid uses this structural representation," says Dennis.
Dr. Barbara O. Rothbaum, the director of the Trauma and Anxiety Disorders Recovery Program at Emory University and a developer of the virtual reality program called Virtually Better, said, "I want people to learn that they can feel anxious and that that's O.K., that they don't need to try to avoid it".
"I could say virtually anything to him and he would come back with a line.
You know, all of the technologies in this museum were seeded, I would say virtually all at one time or another by the federal government.
I have given women more opportunity than I would say virtually anybody in the construction industry.
