Sentence examples for practically miraculous. from inspiring English sources
I've used it for a while now, and I find it practically miraculous.
Portnoy yearns to be good, to lash himself to the mast of respectability, and at the same time rages against all the ropes that would bind him there — family, religion, taboos: Look, am I exaggerating to think it's practically miraculous that I'm ambulatory?
Last week, something miraculous happened.
Instead something miraculous happened.
Then something miraculous happened.
This population turnaround can practically be described as miraculous as, apart from Israel, no Western nation in the era of modern statistics has reversed a decline in its Total Fertility Rate.
The preservation of Forest Glen is a miraculous outcome that seemed practically unattainable 10 or 15 years ago.
Belief in miraculous happenings is a feature of practically all religions, and the incidence of miracles (i.e., of belief in and reports regarding miracles) is universal, though their functions, nature, purpose, and explanations vary with the social and cultural including theological and philosophical context in which they appear.
But the truly miraculous thing is the way they managed to compress all the silk quilts I bought into a parcel practically the size of a box of matzo (125 Jiu Xiao Chang Road, but find it with someone who knows this part of town, as the address is used by dozens of shops surrounding the Yu Garden; $55 to $116, depending on weight).
