Sentence examples for practically all matters from inspiring English sources

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

He did practically all the talking.

Practically all the new colors for Apple Watch for Spring 2018.

Chief among these changes is the SNP's decision to vote on practically all Commons matters, irrespective of whether they are devolved to Holyrood.

Within a few years the Supreme Court established that Congress can make laws with respect to practically all commercial matters of national concern.

Moreover, practically all the physical matter which is essential to the generation of all things is furnished by these gods, the sun contributing the fiery element and the spirit, the moon the wet and the dry, and both together the air; and it is through these elements that all things are engendered and nourished.

The second one is that practically all Gln, no matter which metabolic route is followed, is converted to Oaa.

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.

For in matters of experience practically all men make exact calculations and feel some reluctance, even when their judgment approves a particular course; but in the case of the untried they are unreasonably bold, and are drawn into the conflict through lack of due consideration.

No matter our age, practically all of us opt for a way of doing something more easily, which is why voice search and voice assistants were immediately embraced.