Sentence examples similar to virtually anticipated from inspiring English sources
The reconstruction of jaws with a free fibula flap can be anticipated virtually.
In a widely-discussed 2003 article, he found that, as anticipated, virtually all the variation in I.Q.
Virtually no Americans anticipated either the North Korean attack in 1950 or Iraq's invasion of Kuwait 40 years later.
The last paycheck from his six-day-a-week lifeguard job will have cleared, and the stage will be set for something he says he has anticipated for virtually all of his 16 years: buying his own car.
To come back and beat one of the stronger sides in the competition having been 17-8 behind at half-time is no mean achievement, particularly in the absence of virtually all their eagerly anticipated big-name signings.
"But the most devastating complication, the one that virtually no one had really anticipated, was still to come".
Taken between 1970 and 1975, when Mapplethorpe was in his twenties, these little pictures anticipate virtually all of his signature subjects: sex, beauty, celebrity, fetishism, elegance.
Bear markets come from a combination of positive sentiment with bad surprises virtually no one anticipates (like the 1973 oil crisis).
I take comfort in this, and I am in no way deterred by the fact that I am virtually alone in anticipating the political realignment that is, in fact, already under way.
The Democrats anticipated every argument, and virtually every amendment, offered by Republican opponents of the bill.
