Sentence examples for appear practically from inspiring English sources

Not only can they make crafty products appear practically from thin air, they are also churning out profit as easily as conjurors pull rabbits from hats.

The GoPro cameras on runway models appear practically uniform.

Digital advertising is sometimes called "liquid content" because it can appear practically anywhere.

Beginning in 1942, with World War II sweeping the globe, we meet asthmatic, rheumatic, you-name-ic Steve Rogers Evanss, made to appear practically skeletal in an absolutely seamless bit of digital effects wizardry), a Brooklyn native who's tried to enlist in the army five times and been rejected five times.

A 〈ΔI〉-value even approaching 1 bit/word would appear practically impossible, like the case of c>1 bit/word in equation (5), as it would imply that the correct word generally could be chosen on the basis of frequency alone.

Posey appears practically unconcerned with what her characters are saying, and wholly focussed on how they're saying it.

The florist's young daughter appears, practically life-size, at the middle of one of the biggest double-page sequences in the book.

It appears practically certain now that the disappearance of Miss Earhart and Mr. Noonan will become one of aviation's unsolved mysteries.

Matisse appears practically undigested in his early works; the surrealist phase is boilerplate; the language of Picasso is borrowed – not to say copied – wholesale.

In any case, what ingratitude on the part of Carswell: presumably by "leftwing news programmes", he means the BBC, which appears practically to have made Farage a permanent member of staff.

Ben Lascelles, a Senior Marine Officer with Birdlife International, who was not involved in the study, said he found the research alarming because the decline appeared practically indiscriminate, hitting a "large number of species across a number of families".