Sentence examples for to be virtual from inspiring English sources

Thai women were brought to the United States "but then forced to be virtual sex slaves".

Imams have to be virtual imams, answering questions on the Web, having blogs.

Communities increasingly tend to be virtual, the participants either faceless or firmly in control of the faces they present.

"Even many Japanese affairs seem to be virtual, a matter of exquisite pining rather than actual sex".

Many are said to be virtual prisoners, with no access to shopping and immobilized by a lack of gasoline.

4. (C//NF) Grinda stated that he considers Belarus, Chechnya and Russia to be virtual "mafia states" and said that Ukraine is going to be one.

Of course, there's a downside to being virtual, and the bigger you are the bigger it is.

The "solutions" I'm referring to are virtual meetings -- including teleconferences; web-based meetings attended on personal computers and handheld devices; and videoconferences.

Due to mistakes being virtual, coding lends itself to productive 'mistake-making,' whereas traditional math lessons tend to be very stressful or intimidating.

Today, Megan and Grace's only connection to Westboro is virtual.

The website that has most NES games up to play is Virtual NES.