Sentence examples for practically obligatory from inspiring English sources
His multifarious influence on artistic, intellectual, and political life has been largely forgotten; in the media, it is practically obligatory to identify him as "Hitler's favorite composer".
Echols explains: "The sweatbox quality of many gay discos made stripping to the waist all but necessary, which in turn made working out practically obligatory".
Chilling out in Byron Bay, driving and camping on Fraser Island and sailing around the Whitsunday Islands on the Great Barrier Reef are practically obligatory activities.
He pointed to the name that is practically obligatory to have printed on the side of the station wagon: "Sic Transit Gloria," it clinched it all.
At the same time, wisecracks about what Rick Santorum, a former senator, used to call "man-on-man" are entirely normal in heterosexual American culture; in some circles they're practically obligatory.
And in a move that's practically obligatory by this point, Mr. Fallon covered Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," in a video for the Web site of the British newspaper The Sun.
France is practically unique in Europe in making it obligatory, for couples who marry, to do so in a civil ceremony, with potential jail terms for priests who conduct a religious ceremony first.
Ennio Morricone's score is remixed in stereo -- it's practically a character unto itself -- and Richard Schickel, who reviews movies for Time magazine, provides the obligatory commentary.
If dropped at 6AM during the obligatory spaced out rollie-smoking session in an otherwise silent room, it's groove is practically terrifying".
Additionally, even if many people agree on the value of an enhancement and it becomes so common that practically its possession is required for equal participation in society, we might want to resist the temptation to make that intervention obligatory.
