Sentence examples for virtually witnessed from inspiring English sources
– Collins wrote of how, in 1991, he virtually witnessed Princess Diana cheating on Charles when he bumped into her after a visit to his Harley Street dentist.
And the Swift Boat Veterans, contradicted by official records and virtually everyone who witnessed the incidents, are engaging in one of the ugliest smears in modern U.S. politics.
Outside Obama's speech however, the US visit is, as far as the Cuban public is concerned, a virtually private affair, witnessed by the world's media and the Cuban elite but not ordinary citizens of the capital.
Moreover, the public witnessed virtually no state backlash against the organizations behind these attacks; typically the government's response has been a muted one and statements such as this one by a government minister justifies the fatalism: "Rather than the perpetrators of the attack, I curse this mentality.
Since the 1980s, an increasing number of European and Asian countries reached very low fertility levels (Caldwell and Schindlmayr 2003) and virtually all advanced societies witnessed a 'postponement' transition (Kohler et al. 2002a, b).
Aside from some escalating coverage of mixed martial arts — which is essentially pro wrestling without the pulled punches — his enthusiasm has remained virtually unchanged since witnessing the Von Brauners fight their way backstage in the 1970s.
Virtually all of Rwandan children witnessed unspeakable horror.
There are virtually no witnesses; there is minimal corroboration.
That is contrary to the testimony of virtually every witness that came before this committee in six exhaustive hearings".
"In a little over four years with my company, I've witnessed integration approaches that ranged from virtually no integration at all to very thorough integration," said one panelist.
They witnessed with annoyance the 1percentt grabbing virtually all of the wealth resulting from productivity gains while throwing bread crumbs to workers whose labor created those gains.
