Sentence examples for virtually irresistible from inspiring English sources
Add to that the Cheney attacks on Obama, that presidential passivity is disconcerting allies and destroying American prestige abroad, and the pressure becomes virtually irresistible.
2. Fast food companies use "aroma marketing" to tickle your senses and make their product virtually irresistible.
Darned near irresistible, in fact.
Ubiquitous in Mexico City, chicharron can be done well -- beyond crisp, all the way to brittle, virtually greaseless, irresistible -- or not so well -- soggy and greasy.
Imagine a person who is both endowed with virtually infinite and irresistible powers and is invulnerable to any earthly resistance.
But the urge for independence was irresistible, and by 1961 virtually all the French territories in Africa had demanded and achieved it.
Nearly impossible to scale yet irresistible, unforgiving yet glorious, replete with legends of performers who had tried and (sometimes ignobly) failed, his work was virtually their raison d'être.
Yet the urge to find and use reasons and thus to theorise is irresistible; people look for explanations, understandings and causes easily and almost automatically, virtually every minute of the day, to the point where the social scientist Charles Tilly has suggested "We might…define human beings as reason-giving animals".
The figure of a strong, independent woman – central to virtually all Janáček operas – is embodied here in wily Vixen Sharp Ears, given irresistible energy by soprano Elena Tsallagova.
