Sentence examples for that seems virtually from inspiring English sources

Today, that seems virtually impossible.

These days that seems virtually hopeless.

Nor is he likely to write a self-indulgent memoir that seems virtually obligatory for most former politicians.

PLAYER TO WATCH Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is the best in the game and leads an offense that seems virtually unstoppable.

When so much of our politics is about money and who wields it and with a Supreme Court that seems virtually certain to favor big business over workers even more passionately than it has been registering a modest protest by abstaining from this fake holiday isn't a meaningless act of virtue-signaling.

That seems virtually impossible because of contracts already on the books.

"We must now be ready for contingencies that seemed virtually impossible just a few months ago".

However, upon analysis, such a myectomy versus ASA trial, adequately powered to compare the key issue of long-term outcome, poses a myriad of practical problems that seem virtually insurmountable.

However, even clones that seem virtually immutable change when the environmental conditions are altered.

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.

We are suggesting that Democrats in Florida and Michigan be allowed -- now that the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary have long since passed and now that it seems virtually impossible for either of our candidates to reach 2,025 delegates -- to cast meaningful votes for delegates who will help choose a nominee whose support from the voters of our party cannot be disputed.