Sentence examples for so practically from inspiring English sources

Even so, practically every political party in the region promises to maintain the status quo of high taxes and high welfare.

The only real danger is in burning the bottom of the steaming vessel, so practically your only job is making sure adequate water remains.

But imports are exempt, so practically all of the sport cars and large sport utility vehicles sold in China are imported.

"He is not in an active status now, so practically or theoretically he is still a nonactive member of the cabinet.

If you prefer to buy off the shelf, Herdman makes a point of sourcing independent designers who don't sell elsewhere, so practically every pair of shoes is exclusive and wonderfully unique.

He argues instead that mobsters -- specifically Paul John Frankk) Carbo and Frank (Blinky) Palermo -- owned Liston glove, shoe and trunks and had done so practically from the instant he had turned professional.

Nasir obviously picked up on how a hard-working day bleeds into a hardy-partying night and vice-versa, working a mix and match aesthetic with monogrammed pink terrycloth tracksuits and sequined shorts, pencils oh-so-practically tucked into baseball caps and hardy workwear.

It is so soft, practically no chewing is required.

And so on, practically all the way down the line.

So is practically anything by Leonardo da Vinci, the subject of another show coming up at the Morgan.

I was still in denial then; so was practically everyone I knew.