Sentence examples for practically anything else from inspiring English sources

"More was written about the fact that these guys were walking around India with Vuitton bags than practically anything else in the whole film," Anderson complains.

He may feel excited, sentimental, anxious, carefree, heroic, roistering, picaresque, introspective or practically anything else; but above all he must and will feel like a fool".

Here you may buy anything, sell anything, or exchange anything for practically anything else - clothing, iceboxes, sheet music, canoes, skis, teenis racquets, white mice, discarded theatrical scenery, pulp magazines, & musical instruments.

Entire neighborhoods are famous for being places to buy fake passports, bogus driver's licenses, invented university degrees, false job contracts, forged housing deeds and practically anything else under the sun.

Certainly at least one columnist in this paper regularly insists that the money we spend on exploratory science is a frivolous waste, when we could be spending it on prisons, medicine, art or practically anything else I presume.

That's why he's angrily nerdy about archives: as he repeatedly emphasises, a run of 1950s newspapers tells you more about what it was like to live in the 1950s than practically anything else on Earth.

We always talk about our columns, apart from anything else because practically speaking we can't file on the same subject.

If you're practically out of fat, eat anything else to gain it back (up to 3% per meal), then work it back down to around 5% before each mission.

She looks so good in a bikini, it's practically a crime to have her wear anything else.

They travel within a whisker of the speed of light, have no electric charge, practically no mass and precious little will to interact with anything else.

This idea of Activision's puts CoD practically in the territory of Second Life or alternate reality games than anything else.