Sentence examples for it has practically been from inspiring English sources

And since the 90's, it has practically been de rigueur as a subject for art.

How foolish and ashamed I felt for ignoring what lie clear in front of me those past few days; for judging the town for its imperfections when it had practically been washed away completely; for not asking more questions and for considering something else; something better.

As far as recent trends are concerned, it is observed that the construction of long and big steel bridges has practically been completed.

In the past, for example, the term "undocumented" has practically been banned as a euphemism.

Over the last few years Carnegie Hall has practically been Daniel Barenboim's home away from home.

In Hollywood, respecting the silence has practically been a condition of employment.

Her songs have been the soundtracks for scenes on "90210," "One Tree Hill" and, most crucially, "Grey's Anatomy," on which Ms. Michaelson has practically been a supporting character.

This field has practically been exploring and developing recently.

In forensic sciences, the nature and variability of configurations of epidermal ridge minutiae has practically been explored in the evaluation and comparison of fingerprints, including partial fingerprints.

And that has practically been achieved.

Since May, there has practically been a blockbuster a week.