Sentence examples for speaking practically from inspiring English sources

Hollingworth discovered that, speaking practically, chewing gum had little effect on anything.

The embodiment of that ethos is its support for the space station.That station is, scientifically speaking, practically worthless.

He based the monsters of Where the Wild Things Are on relatives who visited his family home as a child, speaking practically no English.

Obviously you want your connection to your own work to be deep and aggressive, but, speaking practically, I think writers give up a great deal of power by waiting for other people to tell them what a project is, or how it should work -- for fear of being perceived as wrong somehow.

Speaking practically, Damon discovered too that being high off the ground under a scorching midday summer sun, is, in his words, "brutal for color photography".

Speaking practically, though, it's far more likely that a simple screwup in the configuration or maintenance of the BES, or RIM's services, could lead to an unintended breach.

After a while, he was able to speak practically and he remembered another thing from the letter.

Before the contract was signed, Batista, who spoke practically no English at the time, decided that to turn the company around he'd have to move his wife and three young children to Greeley.

The fact that a leg was amputated seems almost an impossibility — and, statistically speaking, it practically is.

E-speak practically does away with the browser.

Mr. Rachid, a relatively unideological and pragmatic adviser, spoke more practically about what could be achieved.