Sentence examples for it seems practically from inspiring English sources

I live in Wisconsin, a place where niceness is so ubiquitous that it seems practically constitutional, so it may be unsurprising that I found Bramen's thesis convincing, and a little unsettling.

By now, it ought to be plain to them, and to everyone, that Facebook's 2 billion-plus users are surveilled and profiled, that their attention is then sold to advertisers and, it seems, practically anyone else who will pay Facebook including unsavory dictators like the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte.

It seems practically impossible in today's media environment.

Four years ago, it seemed practically inevitable that Alex Rodriguez would continue to play brilliantly through much of his new, record-breaking contract.

In this case, even the first step was so well organized that it seemed practically impossible to get erroneous timing.

Mīmāṃsā defends Vedic truth by claiming that knowledge of it wears its certification on its sleeve like everyday knowledge where the initial credibility of an occurrent cognition seems practically absolute.

After that, the position seems practically reserved for Wright.

In the roster of genius, evasion of worldly responsibility seems practically a fixed theme.

Taking sides seems practically a condition of citizenship: Vertical vs. horizontal?

When the phone finally rings, and with an invitation to boot, he seems practically to purr with gratified vanity.

Sony and Microsoft have to stay up to date in a market where an eight-year console cycle seems practically geological.