Sentence examples for most virtually from inspiring English sources

"Cunningham will be the world's most virtually integrated car company," says Lutz.

Baltimora also enjoyed success with "Tarzan Boy" while Laura Branigan covered RAF's "Self Control" to great, throbbing effect, yet this vast treasure trove of wonderful dance music is, to most, virtually unheard-of until recently that is.

Mr. Lacotte has virtually rechoreographed most of the ballet.

ATTEND A CONFERENCE, VIRTUALLY Most conferences these days have a Twitter hashtag.

The civil service has virtually disintegrated, most schools remain closed and public transportation is at a standstill.

"Gove's idea of parents running some classes is virtually impossible; most mothers would not want to have their child taught by someone who is not properly equipped".

Their sentiments are virtually identical.Most damaging for Britain's enlightened self-image, the nation has risen to the top of the European xenophobes' league.

The beach was virtually empty, most of the residents of the area having retreated indoors to watch the final stages of the one-day cricket match between India and England.

He works virtually nonstop most of the week, catching sleep when assistants drive him to slaughterhouses and ranches, his workers say.

But cars that are driverless may not need steering wheels, pedals and other manual controls; and, being virtually crashless (most road accidents are due to human error), their bodies could be made much lighter.

Swaziland is virtually homogenous, most of the population being of the same tribe.