Sentence examples for too virtually from inspiring English sources
You can come too, virtually.
But for other reasons, too, virtually nobody wants armed conflict.
Our final troop withdrawal took place last year practically unnoticed, but for several years Petraeus's Iraq triumphs have filled the pages of magazines (including this one) and television hours and the contents of a few books, too — virtually all of it laudatory.
But that success has had a cost, too: Virtually every mobile-phone maker is scrambling to develop an iPhone-like device.
Generic search terms may either be too inclusive (virtually every study on Medline is about 'health') or may miss studies that only use more specialist vocabulary to describe a particular illness.
Equipment, too, is virtually unchanged from 50 years ago.
The star of the campus for Isaac — and for many others, too — was virtually invisible.
Jobs too were virtually guaranteed in the official economy, and trade unions became influential on a host of planning bodies.
By contrast, SARS symptoms are all too ordinary, virtually indistinguishable from respiratory ailments caused by many other microbes.
The Sopranos and Fishers used to invite people into their strange mansions too, and virtually plead with them to capsize the whole fragile order.
"Decades from now," he says, "the key names most Americans will remember from our age will be Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Rupert Murdoch (yes, he's a Yank now, too), while virtually all our politicians will slip into well-deserved obscurity".
