Sentence examples for practically universally from inspiring English sources
In my extensive travels to high schools and colleges and, yes, even elementary schools, discussing the climate crisis and global warming, awareness of the distinction and recognition of the difference between the two is practically universally known and understood at all grade levels.
As King Bhumibol is universally revered in Thailand, practically all Thais are "royalist" by definition.
(Despite the fact that, the following day, media outlets universally celebrated a set practically identical in composition at the Osheaga festival in Montreal).
Even before the polls closed, in the media salons and green rooms it was almost universally accepted that Romney was practically home free, and that only something very unexpected could trip him up.
Work economy for a given task has emerged as a measurement which is both conceptually clear and practically useful for the evaluation of endurance activities and has become almost universally accepted as the physiological criterion for 'efficient' performance [13].
General managers and coaches almost universally deride the shootout as a fan-pleasing gimmick that has practically nothing to do with a team sport.
It's a myth almost universally believed, that sits at the core of liberal technocratic thought, and has been embedded in practically every other work of speculative fiction for the last half century.
In fact, it is hardly universally true that retirees pack up for sunshine and warmth — something so embedded in the popular imagination it is practically a cliché.
"Practically anyone, practically anything".
Practically organic, practically vegan..."....
