Sentence examples for virtually too from inspiring English sources

In 1997, also at the Joyce, his former company, the Gulbenkian Ballet, suggested that his choreography was virtually too much of a good thing.

The state sent a second notice doing exactly that but giving the mother 30 days to appeal, and her children didn't pass that information along either, until it was virtually too late to respond.

Order: 100 PCS Transportation: 5-7 Days by DHL At five dollars each, it's virtually too good to pass up (and you'll have ninety-nine extra engagement rings, just in case).

This can only be achieved by universal European regulations as it is virtually too late for sole national solutions.

Instead, it was virtually empty, too.

Many of the rooms are virtually empty, too.

Gas stations, with long waits only days ago, were virtually abandoned, too.

Virtually all, too, are at their best in their early pages – covering the early years – when the passion for music still burns bright, when it's all still fun, when the star is rising, rather than burning out.

However, culture and history amount to virtually zero too, so this is to be my only diversion from Andorra's leisure pursuits, which begin with a vengeance at the crack of dawn the following morning.

And my diabetes is virtually gone too.

The immensely lucrative analogue business Kodak worried about undermining too soon was virtually erased in a decade by the filmless photography it pioneered.