Sentence examples for virtually perfected from inspiring English sources

Shareability is a new type of media company, one that has virtually perfected the process of delivering blockbuster (read: viral) brand videos.

Though stream of consciousness has become passé in the minds of many contemporary writers and critics, the style was still prepubescent when Joyce virtually perfected it in Ulysses -- published three years before Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway, and a full eight years before Faulkner's As I Lay Dying, both considered preeminent texts of the style.

The superb albums Mr. N'Dour has released to the world market since the early 1990's -- among them "Set" in 1992, "Joko (the Link)" in 2000 and "Nothing's in Vain" in 2002 -- all approached a gleaming, high-tech African-world-pop fusion that Mr. N'Dour virtually perfected.

But that virtually perfect putting stroke wasn't an accident.

And the oxygen level was 98%, virtually perfect.

He cited the "virtually perfect fit between your needs and my skills".

Miller's film showed dramatically the virtually perfect preservation of Clive's musical powers and memory.

Harvard played a virtually perfect first half in taking a 27-0 lead.

Both broadcasters will be delighted since the Europa League is virtually perfect at present.

Because I see other people like Frank Loesser and Dorothy Fields who are dealing with the same vernacular and their technique is virtually perfect.

The gig was virtually perfect – an intimate setting, Winehouse on fabulous form vocally and full of energy and banter.