Sentence examples for practically what it is from inspiring English sources

So we will approach the Feyenoord game as if it is a knockout match, because that is practically what it is.

I mean, it's practically what I was born to do.

Don't get me wrong: during Dolly week I suggested that some day they have a theme week devoted to songs of faith/gospel, which is practically what Inspirational Week is anyway.

"But practically, what you do is go through a process of elimination.

He thought that inventions and music, all that kind of thing, should be free to the world and that's practically what we're facing right now.

If the international media want to be helpful especially for the conflict situation, they should exert more time and effort understanding practically what the needs are.

However, practically, it is still doubtful to reach what has been estimated theoretically.

White public opinion was practically unanimous in welcoming what it considered to be a stern but just counter to violence and sabotage.

The limits of their power meant everything shoddy about this agreement: that the US and others could choose their own emissions targets; wouldn't be legally bound or on a strict timeline; and won't pay poorest countries, who have done practically nothing to create the problem but now suffer practically everything, what is needed to adapt to climate change.

That way, the Jets' defense could focus on the other nine offensive players, which is practically what happened Sunday.

Practically, what this means for most people is faster transfer from cameras or SD Card readers for photos.