Sentence examples for practically anonymous from inspiring English sources

Compared to the work of today's celebrity architects like Frank Gehry or Norman Foster or Zaha Hadid, much of Le Corbusier's architecture is practically anonymous.

That a player like Smith, who was taken by Cincinnati with the fourth overall pick in 2001, could be practically anonymous until this season was part of the point of an exercise Fangio engaged in during training camp.

One of the things Franz Beckenbauer said he always liked about New York, aside from the diversions of Manhattan, was that he, the soccer player known as Der Kaiser, the Emperor, was practically anonymous.

Yet as himself, the Welsh actor has managed to remain practically anonymous – confounding the modern Hollywood edict that if you want to get great parts, you have to play the fame game.

Some even said that they felt brands become practically "anonymous" when doing business via daily deal sites.

As things stand, Americans can buy unlimited quantities of any type of ammunition online and remain practically anonymous while doing so.

Officials authorized the rally, but, as in many cities, they relegated the protesters to a long-neglected park in the outskirts where they were practically hidden among the trees and anonymous apartment blocks.

Practically immediately after posting, we were flooded with anonymous comments praising the service, all coming from the same IP address and within half an hour (CEO Ben Behrouzi later apologized for the astroturfing).

"It's practically impossible for us to do our jobs anymore," one of the anonymous correspondents said on the air on Thursday.

Company review sites allow readers to see anonymous information and comments from current and former employees about practically everything related to a certain business: from how comfortable employees are with management to employee compensation packages.

Which of the anonymous social networking apps around today are still thriving, and which are practically dead?