Sentence examples for it could practically from inspiring English sources

The Phoenix, more than almost any other alternative newsweekly, seemed like it could practically print money, since Boston had such a large population of college students, a perfect audience for what we were doing.

The main reason for this configuration is that it could practically approximate a single-path channel.

They asked challenging questions to learn how it could practically impact their lives.

But I'm so hungry I could practically eat it raw.

Hell, I could practically taste it.

(6) I could practically hear his eyes rolling.

Over the phone, I could practically see Mr. Stuker rolling his eyes at that.

More lacklustre than edgy, I could practically smell the formaldehyde oozing from the corridors.

The Leave campaign's rhetorical appeals to recapture the glories of the imperial past were so strong that, as British historian Philippa Levine put it, you could practically hear the strains of "Rule, Britannia!" in the background.

Second, it could be practically cumbersome to store and reference a large collection of detailed 3D models of different target types in a practical ATR system.

That is, what a person sees in an ink blot reveals quite a bit about the person and nothing at all about the blot, because the blot is so ambiguous that it could be practically anything.