Sentence examples for that you practically from inspiring English sources

— was so big that you practically needed smoke signals to communicate from one sink to the other.

Why pay attention to a restaurant so small that you practically have to back out the exit because you can barely turn around?

Or federal government buildings so unobtrusive that you practically pass by ministries without even noticing (even the presidential palace is so lightly guarded you'd be forgiven for thinking it is just an impressive historic mansion).

The music of John Maus evokes an urbane '80s vibe so convincingly that you practically expect him to exist in some neon-drenched video from the dawn of MTV.

Underline "once again". So many lawsuits of this type have been brought against this Mayor that you practically need a ladder to peer over the stack of legal briefs.

Reading "Selection in Relation to Sex," for instance, your urge to draw analogies between his study of the way that birds' plumage and song affect their reproductive success and the way men dress up and show off in order to attract women is so overwhelming that you practically have to bite your tongue to avoid it.

More than that, you can practically see the thumbprints.

What about the ads that are around you practically 24/7?

A good meditation technique is one that helps you practically when you are in the middle of the city, or in a fight, or in a hard time in work.

Times Square is so bright and shiny that you can practically see it from space.

His tirades are often so bilious that you can practically feel the spittle flying off the flat-screen television.