Sentence examples for practically conceived from inspiring English sources

I'd frankly rather see a sequel to a far less practically conceived spy blockbuster, Guy Ritchie's The Man From UNCLE (Warner, 12), not that one will be forthcoming, after this quaintly japey cold war throwback all too inevitably evaporated at the box office.

Combining quantum field theory and the standard model of particle physics with General Relativity enables us to calculate practically everything we can conceive of in the Universe at a fundamental level.

Incredibly, the idea was conceived of in 1837, but has only now become financially and practically viable thanks to the work of Elon Musk, SpaceX and Tesla.

That would practically be a disaster for Denis Brodeur Jr., his brother who was part of a group that conceived the MB30 logo.

Conceived while he was in captivity in 1944, it consisted of very long, practically immobile environmental time (the longue durée); the medium time of economies, societies, and cultures; and the short time of discrete events (the subject of histoire événementielle).

The ensuing scene is one of horrifyingly primal violence, a brilliantly conceived CGI-reality cluster, during which I clenched into a whimperingly foetal ball so tight that afterwards I practically had to be rolled out of the cinema auditorium.

The electronic health record is conceived as an interactive database designed around the patient, with a procedure-based structure, and that obviates the need for hardcopies (paper or films) in practically all situations; it must comply with legal requirements.

ever conceived.

He showed me how you can walk underground and in malls practically anywhere in the city, and then we went back outside so I could see one the city's first skyscrapers, where the idea for Superman was conceived.

Outside of the Buckeye state, Portman is practically unknown, and it's hard to conceive of him having any impact at all.

Think practically.