Practically Quotes

The emancipation of women is practically the greatest egoistic movement of the nineteenth century, and the most intense affirmation of the right of the self that history has yet seen.

With cases of the deadly disease detected in Iran and India, Afghanistan is practically surrendered. Today we can say that an outbreak of the disease among birds in Afghanistan is virtually unavoidable.

There are practically no problems remaining of an organizational, technical or financial character for creating such a joint venture. That means there exists the possibility of solving the problem associated with Iran's nuclear program within the framework of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Our current installer is practically as old as FreeBSD itself, and it shows.

There are 15 members of our team and I'm the only physician, ... We also have nurses, pharmacists, paramedics, practically every specialty you would find in a regular hospital.

The old AT&T is practically put together. A big portion of the split-up of the Bells has been reconstituted.

Wolf Awareness Week posters practically fly off the shelves of our service centers.

Roger and I went way back to when we both served as committeemen. We practically grew up together in politics. We would go to dinner together, my family and his family, pretty much every Sunday. We were very close and shared many good times together.

I love spending time with my children. Kelly lives in Australia but I get to see Harry practically every day.

Some days they bring practically the whole crew down here.

It was incredible. You would've thought we won the World Series. They came pouring out of the dugout and practically carried him back there.

We are all still in shock. I grew up with him, practically. He would do anything for anybody.

He loved his grandchildren. He practically raised my daughter. He would take her to school and pick her up, and they would walk through town together. He was so compassionate, and he had the patience of a saint.

In this information age, where practically every day we hear about companies that put Americans at risk for identity theft and fraud because of lax security practices, we desperately need these new tools to protect our personal information.

Basically you'd have to go right up to your target and practically press the gun right against them for it to be effective.

It turned out we practically had to rebuild the car. It's a long drive to Las Vegas and I don't think we'll have an opportunity to make a run until Friday.

Star gazing is a connection to humanity's earliest curiosity about our place in the universe. It is practically impossible to see the stars from most cities, but now, clear night vistas in our national parks are an important resource that is literally fading from sight.

I don't know where (they) were when we were selling the building - (practically) trying to give it away.

I was practically crying I was so nervous. I thought the last ball was good. I was disappointed for him, I just ran up and hugged him.

My wife will tell you I'm practically addicted to the History Channel, ... And I read a lot of history.

We don't need a mine practically within city limits. We need open space and we need quiet neighborhoods.

This beach is verboten for people practically 50 years old.

I was really so afraid. Of my own shadow practically.

We are confident that in these few hours the hotel has rectified practically all the irregularities.

What Wrestling the World is doing is practically showing love to fellow human kind who are in need, and we are truly in need. It is loving your neighbor as thyself.