Sentence examples similar to practically a question of from inspiring English sources
The day before flying to Los Angeles for her Grammy week duties last month, she practically batted away a question about the impact of the best new artist award on her life and career.
This concerns the practically important question of adventitious and technically unavoidable GM presence in food and feed.
This phenomena of, as we see it, children biting the hand that feeds, is now practically an existential question; what is it to be British?
But I was startled by your use, twice, of the question, "Who is the real Barack Obama?" That question is practically a rallying cry of Obama's enemies on the extreme right who go on to call Obama a secret Muslim, or secret communist, or the most radical president we've ever had, or a man who hates America, all that besides being an impostor who isn't even a proper American citizen.
He's practically a character out of The Hurt Locker.
But looked at practically, as more than an abstract question of individual freedom, holes in the libertarian logic show up.
This being Britain, where a bet can be laid on practically any event, the question of whether the match was thrown for profit is reasonable.
Practically a banquet of single men.
It is, he adds, "practically a catalog of bipolar symptomatology".
