Sentence examples for she has virtually from inspiring English sources

She has virtually nothing to say about that startling image.

Ginni Thomas stopped her public advocacy; indeed, she has virtually disappeared from public view in the past few years.

She is the only major female contender and, as the first African-American woman ever elected to the Senate, back in 1992, she has virtually universal name-recognition.

Not to mention that she has virtually no experience in government, and that she is among the youngest faces in the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

"To the parents, she has said, if you haven't got £10,000 a year don't bother, and to the teachers she has virtually said, you are rubbish".

But she has virtually become an absent archetype at the theater in recent years, preserved only in pastiche period musicals in which the character is usually dressed in a new frock fringed with irony.

She had virtually no one in the world.

She had virtually organised the UK parliamentary committee on Russia, Westminster sources said.

BUT the world she had virtually preserved in amber was shattered in March 1990, when the museum was looted of 13 masterpieces.

She had virtually no fashion-world credentials; her look was too bright, too brash, too obvious to win over the avant-garde tastemakers of Paris and Milan.

An associate professor at Fordham Law School who worked on Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign, she had virtually no money or name recognition.