Sentence examples for more virtually from inspiring English sources

These come much more virtually alive in writing to you.

What's more, virtually every market sector has fallen since mid-September, in many cases significantly so.

From gays to retirees to torture victims and more, virtually every liberal interest group that depended on BHO for his support has been grievously disappointed.

What's more, virtually every new well being drilled in the gulf is a deepwater well — because, after all, that's where the oil is.

Money was being cut for schools, universities, arts organizations, hospitals, parks, law enforcement agencies and more; virtually no one in the state was left untouched.

In this way, we are in line with findings from the social studies of technology, but differ in that our artifact of study – software – is more "virtually immaterial" than machines which had been primarily earlier objects of study.

The research shows that children these days are learning more about the world "virtually" than they are in actuality.

But the huge serving platters have survived the move, and the old Gina Marie's clientele will find the more-is-more formula virtually unchanged.

More importantly, virtually nothing was known about the secretive police units which, for four decades, had been surreptitiously disrupting the activities of political campaign groups.

Opera, more than virtually any other musical style, is about flesh and blood.

I speak to a lot of MPs who worry about the impact of the BNP in their constituencies more than virtually any other issue.