Sentence examples for has been practically ignored from inspiring English sources

"Amid the networks' excitement over the Democrats' road trip," The Times's Richard L. Berke wrote in a 1992 report, "President Bush has been practically ignored".

But they also knew some species had been studied in incredible detail while others had been practically ignored.

On Israel and Palestine, there has been practically no diplomacy at all.

To the sociopath, the friendship has been practically meaningless.

"And its emerging video properties, Periscope and Vine, have also been practically ignored," says Kessler.

But in spite of its pre-crunch prices, L'Anima has been hard to ignore: reviews have been practically evangelical, and it was recently named best new restaurant of the year in both Square Meal and the Harden's UK Restaurant Guide.

"I've been practically begging for ads".

She had been practically a child bride!

More accurately, they have been practically non-existent.

Some categories of buyers have been practically wiped out.

Real wages have been practically flat during this expansion.