Sentence examples for practically ever seen from inspiring English sources

Angela Lindvall shows more sympathy than I've practically ever seen from any "Project Runway" judge.

Problem: practically nobody in New York has ever seen a Lebanese talk show.

The German Democratic Republic had one of the largest industrialised housing programmes ever seen, in which practically everything was made out of mass-produced concrete panels.

There are "green quartz" and "green cheese", which look practically indistinguishable, and "fire-truck green" (have you ever seen a green fire truck?) And while the list includes "green goo" and "pond scum", we see no "vomit", "child's snot in winter" or "dried ear wax"—which, given how much more familiar they are to most people, strike me as strange omissions.

[John]'s been practically shut up for the last two years anyhow, so no one has ever seen him except the family, and then only once or twice a year.

How is it that a man with a seemingly endless supply of vitriol for practically every other minority group also seems to be the most supportive Republican nominee we've ever seen on LGBTQ issues?

Worst I've ever seen.

"Ever seen him before, Philip?

Who had ever seen one?

Have you ever seen it?

Why hadn't I ever seen them?