Sentence examples for practically ideal from inspiring English sources

One thing that had some sense to it was a penny bank in the shape of Jonah and the whale He held that people who collect are just one cut above the Collier brothers, who were practically ideal collectors.

The VFF was practically ideal to be instrumentalised by the BMG for anticommunist roll-back politics (Creuzberger, 2008: pp. 144 f., 235 f.; Stöver, 2002: p. 365).

She was intelligent, compassionate and gorgeous, too, practically the ideal model for her own collection.

TEM image (Fig. 5a) shows that the particles can be as small as ~ 30 nm and have practically an ideal spherical form.

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The corollary of this idea — even more striking a facet of the fashion world — is that in contemporary America celebrity is not only a virtue, it is practically the only ideal we all share.

By securing an 8 05 a.m. reservation at The Crystal Palace with Winnie the Pooh and his friends, your family can walk down Main Street when it's practically empty (an ideal time for taking that unobstructed Cinderella Castle family photo).

However, the Determine®/OraQuick® algorithm is not ideal practically because it loses the main advantage of having OraQuick® as a screening test, which is that it can be used for self testing.

We have verified that the CER performance of this "ideal" decoder is practically coincident with that of the "real" hybrid decoder over the whole range of error rate values of interest.

Therefore, biosorbents made from S. cerevisiae can be easily accepted by the public when applied practically, S. cerevisiae is an ideal model organism to identify the mechanism of biosorption in metal ion removal, especially to investigate the interactions of metal microbe at molecular level.

In the context of a laudatory review of the first edition of Antony and Witt's A Mind of One's Own, Nussbaum argues forcefully that it is in feminists' interests, both theoretically and practically, to retain fairly traditional ideals of objectivity and rationality while acknowledging their abusive use.