Sentence examples for virtually define from inspiring English sources

Portraying characters who virtually define the generic, Mr. Llana and Ms. Brown infuse Adam and Eve with some pleasing sparkle.

In their adaptation of a functional medium for painting, in the way they merge concrete shapes and abstract patterns, and in their use of images drawn from contemporary life, they virtually define the signature Nabi style, one that Bonnard would expand upon in the years that followed.

Kenith Trodd writes: Among the little bunch of television drama producers whose credits criss-cross and virtually define the too easily labelled golden age (say mid-60s to a bit short of mid-90s), it is not Verity Lambert's gender or her daring that first strikes you about her output but its sheer quantity.

The showstopper for GEO satellites is the interplay between the speed-of-light limit and the TCP-IP (transmission control protocol-Internet protocol) standards that virtually define the Internet.

The theoretical prediction of mechanical characteristics of multi-scale fibrous materials gains more and more importance because it helps to omit expensive experimental procedures, to study the effects of different parameters on the global response of the material, and to "virtually" define the most important ones for the material design.

While not all art invites understanding in terms of the gaze, much does; perhaps nowhere is the ideology of extreme disinterested contemplation more questionable than when applied to paintings of female nudes, which one feminist scholar argues virtually define the modern fine art of painting (Nead 1992).

It virtually defined perfume style in the 1990s.

For Chatsworth, which virtually defines the ideal of the English country house, has always been open to the public.

That may sound surprising, given that college is virtually defined as an institution devoted to nourishing learning and intellectualism.

Yet Mexico's state-sanctioned mestizo identity allowed its rulers to ignore its beleaguered indigenous populations — virtually defining them out of existence.

(He flamed out early and died young in 1940; she virtually defined the flapper phenomenon but ended up in a sanitarium, dying in a fire in 1948).