Sentence examples for virtually alive from inspiring English sources

These come much more virtually alive in writing to you.

In addition to roof gardens on the horizontal expanses, the skin of the building is virtually alive.

Bosch brought his FARO LIDAR scanner and 4x4 track, which he and van Leer used to capture 14 different scans of the sacred sites, allowing the bush to come virtually alive during the performance.

"Bobby Moore was not an easy fellow to get to know," Dickinson confesses, and in the final pages he expresses his frustration at being unable to determine once and for all, despite having spoken to virtually everyone alive with intimate knowledge of his subject, whether there was anything much going on beneath that seemingly bland surface.

Virtually every Cambodian alive today lost a relative.

Hugh Laurie thinks better than virtually any actor alive.

Bats, like virtually all other creatures alive today, are masters of adaptation descended from lucky survivors.

[#unhandled_cartoon] Bats, like virtually all other creatures alive today, are masters of adaptation descended from lucky survivors.

Imagine, by 2015, new pediatric HIV infections virtually gone and mothers alive to raise their children.

Now researchers are getting closer to being able to harness one of nature's most subtle, and important, phenomena one that keeps us alive but is virtually ignored, and certainly nothing we would think of as being strong enough to power even a flashlight: osmosis.

Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson's September Song, conversely – recorded by Sinatra, Crosby, Fitzgerald and virtually everybody else who was alive in the 1950s – concerns itself with the difficulty of beginning a relationship in one's autumn years.