Sentence examples for is virtually like from inspiring English sources
"Tiger has that God-given ability of strength and finesse, but his mind-set is virtually like Jack Nicklaus's was," said Irwin, a three-time United States Open champion.
Doing this is virtually like paying with cash––when you're out of dough, it's time to stop shopping.
They are virtually like-for-like".
The music sounded so different at that volume, so powerful and energetic, and when an Acid House record was played it was virtually like another universe.
Summer stock is virtually gone, like repertory companies in general, so young actors have few opportunities to find what in less glamorous fields are called entry-level jobs, to support themselves while learning their craft and putting together a network of congenial co-workers.
Chase et al. (1992) found that the band widths of C60 shift little in the solution and in the solid state, suggesting that C60 in the solid state is virtually a gas-phase-like, freely rotating molecule.
It is virtually unprecedented: Nothing like this has been seen before at center stage of American politics -- with the possible exception of the decade leading up to America's terrible Civil War.
He should remember that he and the bartender have a business relationship, and for tapsters, amiability is virtually a job requirement: nobody likes (or tips) a dyspeptic bartender.
It is also consistent with the idea, which seems more plausible than the critical period hypothesis, that there is a sensitive period for language acquisition — a time, from roughly birth age 1 to age 6 or 7, in which language is acquired most easily and naturally, and when a native-like outcome is virtually guaranteed.
There is virtually no public university like it today.
The Akkadian Epic of Gilgamesh is divided into 12 tablets, the longest of which is more than 300 lines; this "Flood Tablet" (the 11th) is virtually intact and comes, like almost all Assyrian-language Gilgamesh texts, from the library of Ashurbanipal at Nineveh (7th century bce).
