Sentence examples for practically claims from inspiring English sources

He practically claims a link to God".

There is no such thing as this "global Muslim community" which Trevor Phillips practically claims is massing at the gates of Europe - Islam is not a monolithic ideology, but a monotheistic religion.

And while practically every place claims to have something for everyone, you can still end up feeling out of place if your travel style clashes with other guests.

He then makes practically the same claim: "I'm not saying God is a liberal Democrat, but He sure as hell is no conservative Republican".

I'd argue that parents raising children in an upper-middle-class environment, which Mr. Brooks and Malcolm Gladwell claim practically guarantees success, have little chance of facing this choice.

It is practically Orwellian to claim that state regulation of marijuana would benefit criminal cartels.

Art is useless, and practically minded people claim that expending great resources and effort in the service of something useless is stupidity.

For example, while practically all systems claim to support guideline repositories, production-level sub-requirements include whether and how such repositories support secure access to authorized users, how permissions (read/write vs. read-only, user groups, roles, etc).

Practically everybody in Congress claims to be an avid hunter.

She regularly calls and writes to complain about the street peddlers selling compact discs or jewelry or fruit or soup without permits -- so many that some sidewalks are practically impassable -- and claims that the Fifth Precinct looks the other way.

After the independence of India in 1947, China made claims to practically the whole upland area of what was then Assam state, arguing that the McMahon Line had never been accepted by China and was the result of British aggression.