Sentence examples for indeed practically from inspiring English sources

He was, indeed, practically the founder of royal administration in France.

Given the transhistorical (indeed, practically cosmic) pervasiveness of violence, how can a judgment be made about when it is justified?

Stability regions for the patterned solution show that for a two-particle system, the patterned steady state is indeed practically attainable.

Indeed, practically the only people who have tried to censor Bronzino's An Allegory with Venus and Cupid are the Victorian moralists who painted over the nipples.

Taiwan's problem is that, because the US – and, indeed, practically the whole world – kowtows to China's "One China" claim over the island, its freedom of action is strictly limited.

Indeed, practically all types of Northern Hemisphere plants, except those of the polar tundra, are found in China, and, despite the continuous inroads of humans over the millennia, China still is home to some of the world's most exotic animals.

Little-people status, defined the way Edwards defines it, does not preclude — indeed, it practically demands — individual ambition.

The point instead is that in the ordinary case — indeed, in practically every case except for a narrow range of exceptions — ideas released to the world are free.

Berezovsky – a one-time professor of mathematics, who applied his intellect to business and became very rich indeed – was practically bankrupt.

In Tennessee, the Democratic Party, which had dominated state politics for all of living memory, and which, indeed, had practically been invented in Tennessee (Andrew Jackson lived within a hundred miles of where Senator Gore was born), seemed to have expired practically overnight.

Indeed, this practically never occurs because of the absence of appropriate assessment instruments[35].