Sentence examples for include practically from inspiring English sources

We could include practically everything Arthur C Clarke ever wrote, for a start.

It's an uncomfortable formula, partly because "improper London" is a banal notion that could include practically any of the authors he discusses.

However you define Silicon Alley -- and some people define it so broadly as to include practically everyone in the city who uses a computer at work -- the industry was embraced by government officials.

set the future for our displays, they chose a color gamut large enough to include practically all of Pointer's, which would make it about twice as big as the standard set in the nineteen-nineties.

With those deals, Vobile's library of fingerprints grew to include practically every video clip that U.S. media companies aim to filter.

Nevertheless, the participating autonomous communities are quite diverse and include practically half of the Spanish population.

The list of resistant species now includes practically all the insect groups of medical importance.

There are also devices to turn vehicles into portable kitchens, including practically everything but the kitchen sink.

Its contributors included practically all the leading New Testament scholars of the day, among them Austin Farrer who (unlike Nineham) kept his brilliant criticism of the Gospels apart from his professed orthodoxy.

Competitive bragging has become a new social sport, with a vast field of play that includes practically any public place, from the office coffee cart to the supermarket checkout line.

Some conjugational paradigms of today's languages (and also of extinct ones such as Egyptian and Semitic Akkadian) derive from this suffix conjugation, including practically all paradigms in Egyptian, the Akkadian stative, the West Semitic perfective, and the qualitative in Kabyle (an Amazigh language).