In a letter to Randall Jarrell in February 1965, Bishop confessed that she had written a poem called "I practically never think of those who were truly great", but added that she had never dared to print it.
Oddly, before I was poor I thought practically everyone was scum (I was a cynical teenager).
"I said I think it's practically worthless," the Perry friend explained, adding that it wasn't "usable".
Practically, I think this is a perfect fit for the Sony Aibo owner crowd.
But more practically, I think if you're Samsung, LG or Vizio and you have smart home aspirations, why try to create an entirely new product category that most consumers still don't really understand in a hub when you can simply embed smart home intelligence into a product that you ships millions, if not tens of millions, of per year.
Practically, I think the answer is no.
In terms of his own background, Dubs said: "Emotionally it does influence me, but logically and practically I think the argument for taking 3,000 children stands on its own".
Obviously you want your connection to your own work to be deep and aggressive, but, speaking practically, I think writers give up a great deal of power by waiting for other people to tell them what a project is, or how it should work -- for fear of being perceived as wrong somehow.
"I love New York, and I think practically everybody in the world with any sense loves New York," Ms. Manahan said on Wednesday.
"It's very difficult to play against West Ham but trying again to come back to our best feelings, trying to defend well, and to change a lot of players because I promised yesterday before training, I said to the players I think practically all of them are going to play in these two matches.
Sometimes, a server calls out, "Who wants to play restaurant?!" right before service, and until about a month ago, I always raised my hand rather gamely, I thought, and practically jumped up and down in my eagerness to do what I do beneath a thin veneer of thinking of it as a game rather than as work.
