Sentence examples for which was practically from inspiring English sources

Alix, too, practiced Methodism, which was practically a cult on the Catholic-dominated island.

Stoicism, which was practically a religion in ancient times, was highly regarded and widely practiced by people of class and education, making the things that were written about it widely available and very interesting.

I captained the squash team, which was practically a full time job.

Viewers should have been warned by the pilot, which was practically a metonym for the typical Murphy series.

One minute I'm in the East End, the next I'm transported to the outskirts of Colchester, which was practically rural.

In 1966, in Oakland, Huey P. Newton co-founded the Black Panther Party, which was practically defined by hyperbolic masculinity.

Route 521 in Swartswood, which is practically in Canada?

There is another report by two English doctors which is practically the same.

"We are turning over the information we have, which is practically nothing," Mr. McClelland said.

"It's like eating whole fish, which were practically nonexistent in restaurants five years ago".

This has led to the reduction in biodiversity in the niches it encompasses, which is practically everywhere.