On many bills, white women and enslaved people dominated the images, but white men were virtually if not entirely absent.
Murdoch, Brooks, Coulson and the News of the World were – virtually, if not in person – all over the radio.
The same is true of multimedia storytelling — except that, depending on the medium, you can sometimes virtually (if not literally) "fall in".
Melody, as such, was still virtually (if not entirely) absent, but instead of free-verse narratives, the characters have rhymed, rhythmically uniform verses and refrains, each about different aspects of love and loneliness.
"It has required nothing less," Hawthorne wrote, "than the boorishness, the stolidity, the self-sufficiency, the contemptuous jealousy, the half-sagacity, invariably blind of one eye and often distorted of the other, that characterise this strange people, to compel us to be a great nation in our own right, instead of continuing virtually, if not in name, a province of their small island.
The potential for introverts is immediately obvious – here is a system that uses technology to encourage their individualistic learning style (separating them virtually, if not necessarily physically, from the group) – but the potential for design is even greater.
Most, if not virtually all, of the events planned for the week are staged by schools and organizations and people who support alternatives to traditionally operated public school districts.
It is fair to say that most, if not virtually all, "end-users" of copyrighted works (namely, the readers) do not read for profit, but for other reasons which are as diverse as the human personality – – e. g., interest, education, pleasure, self-improvement.
When women are homicide victims, most if not virtually all of these shootings grew out of some sort of IPV.
Overturning the coverage formula virtually guarantees, if not encourages, such exclusion.
However, virtually all -- if not all -- Internet casinos are overseas, putting their operators outside United States jurisdiction.
