Sentence examples for Practical outlook from inspiring English sources

R.i.p x Her friend Dave Overton told the Lincolnshire Echo she was a "friendly but also a tough character with a sensible and practical outlook on life".

His own experience of the law courts gave him a practical outlook that many other teachers lacked, and indeed he found much to criticize in contemporary teaching, which encouraged a superficial cleverness of style (in this connection he particularly regretted the influence of the early 1st-century writer and statesman Seneca the Younger).

From a practical outlook, the modulated tones are multiplexed at the transmitter using an inverse FFT.

We review nanomaterials designed to overcome limitations of thermoelectricity and explore the emerging scientific and practical outlook for devices using thermopower waves.

Talat has a more practical outlook, preferring a wealthy husband and an arranged marriage (love marriages only lead to fighting, she warned).

The conclusion of the novel may be thought of not as a philosophical alternative to optimism, but as a prescribed practical outlook (though what it prescribes is in dispute).

It's well known, of course, that Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice O'Connor shared a long friendship that predated their arrival on the court, but Mr. Toobin also reveals that she formed a close bond with Justice Breyer, with whom she shared a practical, pragmatic outlook.

Most of the ethical works of Philodemus are practical in outlook, assuming rather than arguing for the tenets of Epicurean ethical theory, on which they are always founded (Section 2.2.5.1).

Last, practical applications and outlook are presented.

Kipps (1905), the story of Art Kipps, a draper's apprentice who inherits a fortune and tries to ascend into a new social world, spends countless paragraphs outlining some of the practical consequences of this outlook on life for the lower-middle-class people actually living it.

Finally, the future outlook on practical deployment of 3D GBMs is suggested as concluding remarks.