Sentence examples for practically constituted from inspiring English sources

Like the Populist movement, it practically constituted an alternative social universe of reading rooms, newspapers, lecture societies, libraries, clubs, and producer cooperatives.

Bureaucrats are not doctors and they should not be making decisions that practically constitute practicing medicine without a license.

Although its followers practically constitute a cult, it is as accessible as a Vegas stage show.

By far the biggest is the Italian pavilion, which practically constitutes a show-within-the-show.

That might look equally traveller-unfriendly, but the little green documents are so negotiable that they practically constitute cash.

Therefore, mechanical interlock promoted by adsorption provokes energy dissipation processes during fracture, which practically constitute the adhesion strength of a polymer metal interface.

This spit of town is so isolated that it bears little relation to the aggro-hip clusters in next-door Williamsburg, to say nothing of the melting-pot bustle just a block away, on Manhattan Avenue, which practically constitutes a different borough.

One of the good things about the show was always the slapstick – Jennifer Aniston was great at pratfalls – but on the rewatch, it seems so overegged as practically to constitute mime.

It constitutes practically all that is left of Gothic literature.

Evaporative cooling equipments work well in the hot and arid southern regions, which constitute practically the two third of the country.

I knew nothing at all of Broyard's private life of his family, parents, siblings, relatives, education, friendships, marriage, love affairs and yet the most delicately private aspects of Coleman Silk's private life constitute practically all of the story narrated in "The Human Stain".