Sentence examples for practically bad from inspiring English sources

Everything in the apartment in town, everything they owned, practically, bad gone up in smoke and flames the night before... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick.

Everything in the apartment in town, everything they owned, practically, bad gone up in smoke and flames the night before... View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.

Jesus, Rauschenbusch argues, was a revolutionary: "It is an essential doctrine of Christianity that the world is fundamentally good and practically bad, for it was made by God, but is now controlled by sin.

It is practically considered bad manners for either party to field a realistic candidate against any of these three men.

He's what I call the Velcro Vice-President: there's practically no bad news in this Administration that doesn't somehow stick to Dick Cheney".

His win was announced in the apt setting of the In & Out Club in London by Carry On star Barbara Windsor; although the American writer was unable to accept his award of a plaster foot in person, he took his triumph in good spirits, saying in response that "Oedipus practically invented bad sex, so I'm not in the least bit surprised".

When I walk off the plane and into the waiting area, I can practically feel the bad vibes.

We can blame this, like practically everything else bad in the modern world, on the rise of electronic communication.

But like the other zebras, quaggas are practically untameable - bad-tempered and stubborn, zebras not only bite, they refuse to let go - even today, more zookeepers are injured by zebras than by lions or tigers.

Now as Michael's live-in companion, she seems to enable his bad behavior, practically encouraging him to wreak havoc.

I was addicted to practically everything that was "bad" for me, from video games to gambling to pot.