Sentence examples for virtually crafted from inspiring English sources

It's just the sort of scenario played out in the 1998 movie Wag the Dog, in which top presidential aides conspire with a Hollywood producer to televise a virtually crafted war between the United States and Albania to deflect attention from a budding Presidential scandal.

The virtually crafted hybrid breed, part plant and part animal, are an impressionable bunch, to say the least.

It is virtually impossible to craft remedies to unfair trade practices that avoid both reducing incentives for domestic companies to innovate and export and harming domestic buyers.

Even as it introduced men's and women's ready-to-wear, silk scarves, shoes, porcelain, jewelry and fragrance in the 20th century, and grew to a $4-billion-a-year international enterprise in the 21st, the family insisted that virtually everything continue to be crafted by hand; they sensed that once you try to stretch that legacy to embrace the shiny and the new, its power is forever lost.

Like Mr. Grout, virtually all craft distillers use small pot stills rather than the huge column stills used by the industry giants.

And yet this modest show is more artfully crafted and engaging than virtually all the standard-mold musicals coming our way these days.

Getting Up, a documentary about how graffiti artist Tempt One gets back to making art after being stricken with a disease that leaves him virtually paralyzed, is an exceptional story crafted into an exceptional film.

In 2013 Murray and Ryan, then the chairmen of the Senate and House budget committees, crafted a compromise federal-spending outline that virtually guaranteed no government-shutdown standoffs for two years.

What the Republicans fail to say is that the budget resolutions crafted by Paul Ryan and approved by the Republican-controlled House retained virtually the same cut in Medicare.

His carefully crafted message in Stockholm on Sunday night, which was virtually word-for-word a copy of Mr Blair's declaration in Downing Street on May 2 1997, was designed to deliver a clear message to the centre right.

That may sound like a version of the consensus system that stalls reform in places like Germany, but it is an improvement over procedures that gave employers virtually no say in crafting EU legislation.Mr Flynn also points out that Europe's social legislation has become more "proportional": it sets broad guidelines but leaves detailed rules for countries to fix themselves.