Sentence examples for Too practical from inspiring English sources

I mean, I really think we shouldn't rule anything out…  I think in practice, I'm a little too practical for that, and even if we are in a simulation, apparently nobody — apparently the programmer has gone to lunch, and so I think it's up to us to fix the bugs".

Those topics [i.e. the practice-oriented ones] are often rejected, as 'this is too practical, it won't produce any scientific results, it's not theoretical, it's not longitudinal research, it's not an RCT.' They assess it using the traditional scientific standards, and so you won't manage to get support for a topic that's mostly interesting and relevant to practice and to local governments".

Not too practical, we hope.

I am too practical in my approach.

In other words, it is practical without being too practical.

Azeris, some say, are too practical for extremism.

They make up a none-too-practical tool kit of hammers, corkscrews, fishing hooks and other utilitarian objects — each no more than an inch in height.

The play begins with an appearance by Jannie Jones as the supposedly 285-year-old Aunt Ester in a scene from "Gem of the Ocean" and ends with Jennie again, as an all-too-practical political wife in "Radio Golf".

Let's grant there is good reason why professors in the humanities and social sciences have distrusted a too-practical education.

But this, too, raises practical concerns.

Then again, Americans, too, are practical, no-nonsense people.