Sentence examples for it seems virtually from inspiring English sources

Carlo D'Este wrote that "it seems virtually inevitable ... that Patton experienced some type of brain damage from too many head injuries" from a lifetime of numerous auto- and horse-related accidents, especially one suffered while playing polo in 1936.

Given the political stakes involved for Acting President Vladimir V. Putin and the firepower Russia has at its disposal, it seems virtually certain that Russian forces will eventually retake the city.

It seems virtually assured that the matter will head to court.

It seems virtually certain that any larvae feeding below the canopy will therefore be missed by such aerial application of [pesticide] over such a larger area," it said.

There are, it seems, virtually no traffic rules to speak of, but if you want to travel by car you have to endure the dogged bureaucracy of countless police checkpoints.

Yet it seems virtually inevitable that it will be Robertson who suffers abject disappointment within weeks, unless his team can miraculously turn around a season which has now yielded only two league wins from 31 games.

Until recently it seemed virtually certain that the court would rule against AK.

The problem just kept piling up until, in the eighteen-nineties, it seemed virtually insurmountable.

It seemed, virtually, as if I had also ceased to exist.

1961 Eichmann Found Guilty It seemed virtually certain tonight that Adolf Eichmann will be sentenced to death on Thursday or Friday.

At the time, it seemed virtually inevitable that the only road to success for poor countries lay in following what was sometimes called "the Washington consensus" — that only countries with free markets and free institutions would compete with the Cold War's victors.