Sentence examples for but practically everything from inspiring English sources

But practically everything from the first two-thirds of her life was erased by Nazis and exile, like tracks on a beach when the wind is blowing hard.

But practically everything the C.I.A. does could be considered a "method," so the C.I.A. can decide that almost anything relating to its work is classified.

"Everyone pretended it was a sort of self-government, but practically everything was controlled by the state, starting with the financing and land allocation," said Mr. Kirejczyk.

Radek Martinek still loves to play hockey and he will flash a smile that is missing one big front tooth, but practically everything else in his life has changed since he last played defense for the Islanders.

Semi-lounging on a bar stool, Foster, dressed in furs and baubles, sings the world-weary yet optimistic "I Get a Kick Out of You" in a new style, slowing down the words to match the near-balladlike sincerity of the tune: My story is much too sad to be told, But practically everything leaves me totally cold.

The general feeling seems to be: We understand that you have a deregulatory to-do list here, and that's valid, but practically everything you do benefits Sinclair directly or indirectly.

But like practically everything else in suburban American life, the shopping center requires a car.

The loft may not legally belong to Ms. Maugenest, but she said practically everything in it was her doing.

"We were thinking the very top would make a cool aviary," adds Sharples, "but it doesn't look like that's going to happen". There may be no aviary, but there is practically everything else.

The limits of their power meant everything shoddy about this agreement: that the US and others could choose their own emissions targets; wouldn't be legally bound or on a strict timeline; and won't pay poorest countries, who have done practically nothing to create the problem but now suffer practically everything, what is needed to adapt to climate change.

But they had practically everything baseball skill-wise and talent-wise that the Major Leagues had.