Sentence examples for practically seems from inspiring English sources

The opening track, "Red Guitar," begins with a verse that practically seems patterned after an illustrated children's book: Wash my face with blue water Lay my head on white linens Morning come, drink black coffee Then play my song on red guitar Speaking of guitarists: Mr. Sotti happens to be one, and he anchors every track, including two solo instrumentals.

MR: Tim practically seems like a band member.

Similarly, Patricia Hernandez of Kotaku called it the "best Smash Bros. mod around" and remarked that it "improves the game so much, it practically seems new".

The writer-director Ron Shelton, a longtime W.M.A. client, says that Finke "practically seemed to be in the boardroom".

CANNES, France — When word broke that thieves had stolen $1 million worth of gaudy jewelry in Cannes, right after the premiere of Sofia Coppola's "Bling Ring," the news was so timely it practically seemed like creative guerrilla marketing.

Practically everybody seems to think of life in those terms these days, whether they state it so plainly or not.

So whatever a Great Judge would find about the legality of the Libyan combat operations (to which the questioner refers), politically and practically, it seems as if it is a talking point but not more.

Practically everyone seems to know a well-educated young person who is working in a bar or a mundane clerical job, because he or she can't find anything better.

If there's one thing practically everybody seems to be able to agree upon, it is that the euro is destined to collapse, and with it the great post-war vision of European integration.

By John Cassidy December 9, 2011 If there's one thing practically everybody seems to be able to agree upon, it is that the euro is destined to collapse, and with it the great post-war vision of European integration.

Practically everyone seems to like the idea, but diesels still aren't happening in this country.