Sentence examples for virtually every imaginable from inspiring English sources

The art of silverwork flourished in the Renaissance, finding expression in virtually every imaginable form.

Ants have spread to just about every corner of earth's dry land, colonizing virtually every imaginable ecosystem.

Since the completion of the human genome project, biologists have been fanning out to study the genetics of virtually every imaginable life form: armadillo, potato, slime mold, various fungi, and many, many others.

But since virtually every imaginable company could be touched by the comprehensive legislation proposed by the Obama administration, the surprisingly broad array of lobbyists trooping to Capitol Hill also includes advocates for airlines, pawnbrokers, real estate developers, farmers, car dealers, manufacturers, retailers and energy and telephone companies.

There are blogs on virtually every imaginable topic.

In the hands of a legally dexterous judge a provision like the Commerce Clause, intended to limit government meddling and promote economic freedom, becomes a warrant for virtually every imaginable federal control and regulation.

Throughout history, artists and craftsmen have created sculpture by using virtually every material imaginable.

Although the framework mentions virtually every other imaginable risk, it does not contain a single reference to reputational risk.

And if he runs for president in 2016, he will have to differentiate himself from other conservative candidates with stands on virtually every issue imaginable.

Mr. Handler's letter ricocheted around Wall Street on Monday as investors and analysts pored over its granular details seeking to assure the markets and gossiped about the firm's effort to address virtually every rumor imaginable.

He won that Tony in 2008 for his first and only other performance on Broadway, in the revival of "Boeing-Boeing," and his work in "Jerusalem" was praised with virtually every superlative imaginable by theater critics in London, where Mr. Rylance, at 51, is frequently described as the best stage actor of his generation.