Sentence examples for practically as familiar from inspiring English sources

An irony- and self-consciousness-riddled 50 years of entertainment later, its mordant japes, macabre words and iconic images — the lone tree, the rising moon, the drawn-out battle of the worn boots — are practically as familiar as the great soliloquies of Shakespeare, maybe even the falling chandeliers and the dancing felines of the commercial theater.

He uses "motel" practically as an epithet.

She was old, practically as old as Bertie.

Establishing yourself as familiar happens automatically.

He was just as familiar with Hawaii.

Mobile devices are practically as smart now as PCs were back then.

Practically as good as gold.

And voilà, our towel is practically as good as new!

Thus, 45 GPs were defined as familiar and 44 as not familiar with global CVR.

He believes that the team's findings may be practically relevant as well as theoretically interesting.

The building was obviously hundreds of years old; it practically felt as if it were alive, and I felt a chill as the congregation began singing the familiar words of the Kyrie eleison, an important prayer in Eastern Christian liturgy.