Examples of 'practically no one' in a sentence
Meaning of "practically no one"
practically no one: Implies very few or almost none of the individuals or items in question
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practically no one
I know practically no one more deserving of a rest.
And this success of course was followed by practically no one.
Things practically no one has ever seen.
I apologise for referring to documents which practically no one in this room has seen.
Yet practically no one uses them now.
The flu kills practically no one.
And practically no one remembers this movie.
After four or five months practically no one will be interested.
Practically no one is receiving their units.
Also there was practically no one in the store.
Practically no one is exempt from it.
Rejection of this fisheries agreement will aggravate the problems and benefit practically no one.
There was practically no one that could intimidate me.
I can not believe I went from having practically no one.
There is practically no one to play with.
Since it was turkey day, there was practically no one at the barn.
Practically no one is allowed to go there.
Outside of my sphere of friends, practically no one knows my stories.
Practically no one is willing to sail.
Without government aid, practically no one would buy them.
Practically no one can do it.
It 's easy to find a camping spot as practically no one is living along this road.
Practically no one questions it.
In the middle of Saturday afternoon, there was practically no one at the beach.
And then practically no one signed up.
Some were sitting, others had remained standing, but practically no one moved.
There is practically no one inside.
One by one, these sectors stopped responding to Morales ' call, until practically no one did.
There was practically no one up there.
Practically no one among serious historians today adheres to this conception.
When I started to work in leishmaniasis, practically no one knew the disease or its vectors.
Practically no one.
Among the rank two Martial Kings, practically no one could match him.
Practically no one had any experience in government, finance, or administration.
According to the National Labor Relations Board, practically no one who works for the company.
There is practically no one in your pictures!
All in favor of me? Practically no one.
Fact was, as practically no one in the country knew, she had a ferocious stutter.
For those first hundred years, practically no one knew of the city 's existence.
Practically no one escaped, even those who had not been out at night for years.
The problem is that practically no one in authority will let you know this fact.
Practically no one of us - in Tel Aviv, Washington or London - can know.
There was practically no one in Petra.
Yes. Practically no one takes them in and those who do don't believe them.
There's practically no one here.
As such, practically no one wants to undergo the agony brought about by toothaches.
Answer, Practically no one.
There's practically no one to play with… just grown-ups.
After all, there is practically no one out there today that does not have [… ].
There was practically no one there at 11 am.
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