Sentence examples for but is practically a from inspiring English sources

Helena pretends to have a full social diary, but is practically a recluse: another elderly, unfriended person.

Markham Roller Rink in Markham, IL has lost its luster as one of the premier JB rinks, but is practically a historical landmark as one of the first black owned rinks the country.

Most important of all, the focus on the individual is paramount in a neighborhood house of worship but is practically impossible in a megachurch.

"But now lipodissolve is practically a household word".

(The popular self-help program "The Secret," which insists that the fault is not in our stars but in ourselves, is practically a supporting character).

It doesn't live up to the world it was created to inhabit, but that world is practically a complete game in itself, and one that I immediately loved.

Anne Hathaway's accent may be shaky, go the naysayers, but her performance is practically a Richter nine.

But while a green lawn is practically a birthright in America, droughts are becoming more frequent, which has caused local municipalities to call on us lawn keepers to be smarter with our water.

But compared to Bobby Kennedy and Hillary Clinton, Ford is practically a New York founding father.

A portfolio made up of nothing but stocks in the auto-industry is practically a game of Corporate Russian Roulette.

Putting aside our own needs for theirs is practically a requirement but I'm sorry, I'm just not buying it.