Sentence examples for it practically makes from inspiring English sources

It practically makes me young.

James asked: "What difference would it practically make to anyone if this notion rather than that notion were true?" Or, as he once put it, "What is its cash value in terms of practical experience?" One of the main ideas that architects have taken from pragmatism is that truth and beauty are all tied up, as Dewey said, with the rest of human experience.

That threat alone, and the implicit fear behind it, practically make the case for Warren at Treasury.

The "CSI" series have been doing that for years, which practically makes it a CBS trademark: Katie Couric may well start using them to illustrate medical features on the "CBS Evening News".

Nintendo Wii MADDEN NFL '07 O.K., so I said I was going to stay away from sequels, but the way that Electronic Arts has reinvented Madden for Nintendo's new Wii console practically makes it feel like a brand-new game.

The combined method can considerably reduce the time-consuming VOF domain, and thus practically makes it possible to apply the VOF method for random wave calculations, in which long time computations are usually required to obtain statistically meaningful results, and therefore the use of the single-VOF model often becomes prohibitive in terms of computational time and storage memories.

This is a gross simplification, of course – based on no research whatsoever and instinct so acute that it is practically made up.

It's practically made for Jewish boys like me.

So some underground papers practically made it an editorial policy not to edit.

He said yes the third time only because Francis practically made it sound as if the future of black New Orleans depended on him.

"The director practically made it one piece – so people who didn't know the plays had a problem seeing where Havel ended and Beckett started".