Sentence examples for practically facts from inspiring English sources

The way to avoid turning problematic situations into empirical-normative dilemmas is, as Dewey suggests, to see even facts practically: "facts are such in a logical sense only as they serve to delimit a problem in a way that affords indication and test of proposed solutions" (Dewey 1938, 499).

This is practically a fact.

Apart from these bare facts, practically nothing is known about Ma's life.

Not many, you say – in fact, practically none.

In fact, practically every single one of his films would have had to be reconfigured.

In fact, practically every animal studied by scientists today demonstrates some capacity to read the geomagnetic field.

In fact, practically nothing had happened since I left, save that both sides have continued to talk past each other.

Ms. Uggams, by contrast, brings an easygoing soulfulness to Fauna's songs that warms them up considerably, in fact practically reinvents them.

When the crab is molting, in fact, practically the whole thing is edible, and the new shell is among the best parts.

In fact, practically every player on every team views icing joints, to reduce inflammation and soreness, as being as necessary as practicing jump shot.

And, in fact, practically all the groups I have mentioned have generated macho and heroic semi-barbarian myths of one kind or another in their own countries and sometimes even beyond.