Sentence examples for Practically nobody from inspiring English sources

Practically nobody, he adds glumly, can get such cover.

Practically nobody blames May for the terrorist attacks, of course.

Practically nobody is talking about the most important test for Obama's climate strategy: how it will affect the strategies of other nations.

After all, practically nobody else in "Circus" is.

"But how that translates practically, nobody yet knows".

"I discovered that practically nobody had studied socialist fashion," she writes.

If you happen to be friends with the primary investigating social worker, all the better, because it is practically certain that nobody will ever find out your obvious conflict of interest because no one is allowed to know who attends or briefs the closed-door Case Review Committee.

The league changing divorce between the two superstars was practically inevitable, although certainly nobody could have predicted the ugliness of its surrounding circumstances.

It was so easy to maintain, nobody had practically touched it for a year at the time of the raid".

We got word that the hotel was practically empty, that virtually nobody was patronizing the Polo Lounge, except for a few out of towners who were oblivious to what was going on.

Ten years ago, practically nothing was known about whale sharks, and nobody bothered them.