Sentence examples for I knew practically from inspiring English sources

"I knew practically all the texts, but it was a joy to read them all over again," said the sixty-five-year-old pensioner, who believes that Tolstoy's writings can help twenty-first-century readers better understand their purpose in life.

At that point, I knew practically nothing of Greek mythology.

I knew practically nothing of the tragedy the residents of the Caucasus call life.

So, there I was in the big city, where I knew practically no one during the few days a year that Western society trains you to think if you're not with your family you're a failure.

So, there I was in the big city, the Big Smoke, where I knew practically no one during the few days a year that Western society trains you to think if you're not with your family you're a failure.

She went on: "I know practically every journalist has a visceral distrust of any system that could lead innocently or otherwise to what amounted to censoring the press.

Beckett led me to one of my great loves, Pinter, whose plays I know practically by heart.

At a press conference the following year, he proudly declared, "I know practically every religious song that's ever been written".

Mrs. Hawthorne is a historical figure about whom I know practically nothing, even though she was an artist and an intellectual force in her own right.

When I say it knows practically nothing, I don't mean it's just some standard machine learning system.

While Ticketmaster gathers lots of data about the people who buy the tickets, it knows practically nothing about their guests.