"She writes practically every day and takes lots of pictures," Ms. Connolly said.
He writes: "Practically, an attack is still a little bit in the realm of a John le Carré novel.
Parts of some books, such as the final section of Sophie's Choice, were written practically without revision.
I've got the scripts of every damn film that's been written, practically, at home, as if I'm going to sit and read them all.
They are just kept off-ledger, in separate books, or in a classified Senate report, as if that ended the question of accountability, and as if people couldn't read what is written practically in the sky.
I can be glad and grateful for that.' She kept careful records of every painting Hopper produced and sold, she wrote practically all his correspondence, and she began writing her diaries just months before his first major retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, possibly perceiving a ticket to posterity.
The current level of secrecy, the commission wrote, "practically defies public comprehension" in that "even the most basic information about how much money is actually allocated to or within the intelligence community and most of its key components is actually shrouded from public view".
In a letter to the publisher she wrote: Practically every character in The Bell Jar represents someone — often in caricature — whom Sylvia loved; each person had given freely of time, thought, affection, and, in one case, financial help during those agonizing six months of breakdown in 1953. . . .
I've written practically the whole of this article on it, and it's been great.
He wrote practically 500 pages on this subject,'" D'Souza said.
