Sentence examples for but it practically from inspiring English sources
"The personal is political" may be primarily associated with feminism, but it practically defines "Another Road Home," the Israeli filmmaker Danae Elon's fascinating journey into her past.
Maybe it does look astonishing in 3D and on the big screen, but it practically looks comical in this Internet-trailer form".
Something does need to be said about a singing contest with dubious standards being more popular than the glorious athleticism on display in Turin — but it practically says itself.
Washington Heights may sit along the skinny neck of northern Manhattan, just a mile or so from Yankee Stadium, but it practically turns into a Boston suburb when the Red Sox and their Dominican all-stars -- Manny Ramirez, who homered last night, and Pedro Martínez -- come to town.
Its a market-based system, because it allows hospitals to choose among rivals such as Cerner, Allscripts and General Electric, but it practically forces everyone to buy something, at a cost of up to $30 million per hospital and thats without the extra IT staff they need to hire.
It's a market-based system, because it allows hospitals to choose among rivals such as Cerner, Allscripts and General Electric, but it practically forces everyone to buy something, at a cost of up to $30 million per hospital and that's without the extra IT staff they need to hire.
He says that the practice is "a skulking truce" but considers it practically unavoidable, if the system is not to grind to a halt, and nowhere near the systemic blight limned by opponents.
I thought that not smoking would significantly reduce my creativity, but instead it practically drove my energy and efforts.
That advice doesn't sound practical, but it works practically every time.
Ruling out is commonly used in everyday practice, 17 but it was practically uniform in OOH.
