Sentence examples for practically a matter from inspiring English sources

But for 13P, the playwrights' collective to which Ms. Ruhl belongs, a human-snack metamorphosis is practically a matter of course.

A. One of the most famous American-born Christians B. Whose life has been meticulously documented and is practically a matter of public record C. Could somehow be "mistaken" as a "secret Muslim" and/or "foreign-born" D. By unrepentant, unbreakable, force-of-nature racists.

In practically all matters of reform the bishops received authority ad instar legati S. Sedis ("like delegates of the Holy See").

Keeping quiet when the person is close enough to practically read one's thoughts, is a matter of self-discipline, fuelled by caring.

He had been on the field for a matter of minutes and it was practically his first involvement but he fired with ruthless cool beyond Proto.

With screen size more or less a matter of taste (there are options for practically every single diagonal measure from three to thirty inches), what matters is quality, and in particular for design: resolution.

But practically, the loss of a few hundred passports here and there is hardly a matter of grave concern.

It's also a matter of how plausible an option abortion seems, both morally and practically, depending on who and where you are.

In a matter of two decades, Hellman built a powerful business empire; he practically invented banking in Los Angeles.

But in fact, what keeps it so high is that practically, no matter how fancy their phone is and how many apps it has on it, has pushed away from voice services altogether.

Clearly "Sleepy Hollow" wants to make Katrina matter, but why is she suddenly so important that she's practically a co-lead?