Sentence examples for virtually or entirely from inspiring English sources
First, the strong interest in certain countries while others were virtually or entirely ignored, and the narrow range of issues covered, is broadly consistent with previous findings about Australian news coverage of humanitarian crises and the media's focus on a small number of concerns at any one time [21].
"It's one of those things that is largely or virtually entirely media-led.
Once the pride of gardeners from New York to San Francisco, they were for generations virtually unobtainable, lost entirely or preserved only in the gardens of a few antiquarians.
"The Connetquot is somewhat unique in being virtually an entirely protected watershed," he said.
New Yorkers are electing virtually an entirely new city government -- mayor, public advocate, city comptroller and most of the City Council -- because the city's term limits law has forced an exodus of incumbents.
Micky Mellon (Shrewsbury) The 42-year-old Scot has a mixed managerial record – although he generally did very well at Fleetwood – but has been given carte blanche to sign virtually an entirely new squad.
It is virtually indestructible, entirely waterproof, and lasts between 10 and 20 years.
Rewards-based crowdfunding has grown exponentially over the last 5 to 7 years from virtually an entirely new model to a multi-billion dollar industry.
Nothing is entirely evil or entirely good.
Is it similar, or entirely different?
