Sentence examples for to be practically from inspiring English sources

An unspecific goal, like "I'd like to become a better human being" is so vague as to be practically useless.

Yet megaprojects seem to be practically recession-proof.

You have to be practically anorexic to dance for him".

There was bound to be practically no line at all.

It turns out to be practically a duplication of "The Thin Man".

Throughout Russia, vouchers were thought, by the workers who possessed them, to be practically worthless.

At times he seemed to be practically revelling in his own monstrousness.

And is the inference/imputation problem likely to be practically significant?

The U.S. ratings for the last two finals were so minuscule as to be practically nonexistent.

Yet for all these apparent flaws, the basic building blocks of human eyesight turn out to be practically perfect.

But the new framework is "so loose as to be practically illusory," Mr. Lawsky said in his letter.