Obama, ever the pragmatist, is an optimist because he takes the long view, practically seeing things in geologic time.
The firm employed 130,000 people from New Zealand to Canada and, like British Petroleum, was viewed practically as an arm of the British state.
Outrageous — until you view practically any documentary on History or Animal Planet or numerous other cable channels, where re-creations are a standard tool for bridging gaps in the archival narrative.
In the vast ocean of children's programs on broadcast and cable, there are numerous animated characters available for viewing practically 24 hours a day.
The spy agency jealously guards from public view practically all aspects of its operations, from the information it collects to its plans for a massive 100,000-square-foot building being constructed in the Utah desert.
"Fear of communism, combined with fear of the Soviet Union as a geopolitical threat, allowed a majority of Americans and American policymakers to view practically any policy directed against suspected communist forces, anywhere in the world as directly serving the nation's vital interests".
Such conflicting views are practically built into the system.
But his views were practically identical to those expressed by Detroit G.M. Ken Holland, generally perceived to be a dove.
This applies especially but not only to discussions of secular ideas, movements, and publications, in which the group seeks to have as diverse a range of views as practically possible.
In this case, the inter-view estimation is commonly produced by adapting the motion-compensated temporal interpolation algorithms since the object 'trajectories' along views are practically straight lines.
