Sentence examples for virtually on point from inspiring English sources

A speaker so vocally various, so facially vigorous, so versatile of eyebrow, so eccentric of movement and gesture — even rising virtually "on point" at times for emphasis.

Mr. Eisenberg, so charming in the movie "The Squid and the Whale," is a capable and affecting actor, but his high-energy approach here — Billy is so keyed up he spends much of the play virtually on point in his running shoes — is overstated and at times distracting.

Prisoners were virtually unanimous on one point: Manafort's profile as a lackey of the man in the White House would put a target on his back, assuming he is ultimately found guilty.

On one point virtually everyone agrees: life has improved in Bushwick, a poor, largely black and Hispanic neighborhood nestled between Williamsburg and Bedford-Stuyvesant just across the Queens border from Ridgewood.

Biochemical results were remarkably similar between HUU and HEU children and, unlike for anthropometry, control for socioeconomic variables which differed between groups had virtually no effect on point estimates of biochemical differences.

For example, the one point on which virtually every reformer agrees is that the services need to work together better.

In her illuminating review of David McCullough's valuable book "John Adams" (May 27), Pauline Maier appears to agree with McCullough and an increasing number of other historians that "on virtually all points of comparison" between Adams and Thomas Jefferson, "Jefferson comes in second".

At one point, virtually no treatment beds for Ebola patients were available anywhere in the country, WHO revealed on Saturday.

These points are earned as American Express customers use their cards — the AmEx site says that you get one point for "virtually every dollar you spend on your Card".

On virtually every point, she raises her saber, stalks forward and lunges, taking the initiative and putting her opponent on the back foot.

Mr. McGreevey and his advisers have heard similar complaints from virtually every point on the state's political compass, and the governor's poll numbers have begun to worry a few political advisers.