Sentence examples similar to is practically natural from inspiring English sources

The earth being a natural planet is practically involved in the service of mankind through many attributes (Rockström et al. 2009).

You don't see it in the landscape until you arrive, and that's precisely the point: In Tasmania natural beauty is practically a religion.

Wright takes Maynard Smith, Williams and Dawkins to task for mistakenly thinking that because they have successfully criticized group selection for group advantage, they can conclude that "natural selection is practically wholly genic".

And the fact is, practically speaking, we are stuck with natural gas for some time.

For the sour gas in its natural state there is practically no use other than in the stripping and the carbon black plants.

Men with trucks are practically "a natural resource" there, Brenda said.

There is practically no reference nor programmatic inclusion of natural gas in the bill.

The reliability of nuclear power is practically zero in an emergency when you have this confluence of natural disasters.

Although the junzi is not quite as cultivated as the sagely person (shengren)—the rare person whose cultivation is so great that humane behaviour in any circumstance is practically natural he is a person of profound capacity and importance.

It is practically indestructible.

Rabin is practically grimacing.