Sentence examples for weren't practically from inspiring English sources

For me, if you weren't practically dead when you finished a work out, you hadn't worked out.

If Madonna and misogyny weren't practically synonyms, Like a Prayer would have not only won several Grammys in 1990 (it didn't even earn any major nominations), but it would be widely praised for its songwriting and production 28 years later.

Frederick Kiesler is invariably called a "visionary architect," meaning that his most ambitious ideas were not practically buildable.

In the oils, the high molecular weight paraffinic hydrocarbons C50 C60 were found, which were not practically detected in the corresponding wax deposits.

(This isn't practically possible, but you'll indulge, won't you, a philosophical thought-experiment?).

It is not practically impossible but it is not realistically viable".

The principle was not practically applied until the 1870s, when rubber offset rollers were used on flat-bed presses for printing on metals.

And while the current 99-year lease is not, practically, very different from an outright purchase, "psychologically, people want to own freehold, not leasehold," Mr. Hunter said.

An autonomous small capacity desalination unit that depends solely on solar power is not practically feasible.

The sloshing response, however, was not practically affected by the backfill interaction and the wall flexibility.

Broselow tape was not practically useful over the age of 10.