Sentence examples for a form of practical from inspiring English sources
A form of practical inquiry is being lost.
The writer and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips discusses why he sees psychotherapy as a form of practical poetry.
As the de facto protagonist of his own book, Morris reminds me of no one so much as Sherlock Holmes, for whom private investigation was a form of practical epistemology.
What is a distinctively critical theory of globalization that aims at such a form of practical knowledge?
Nichols concentrates on the empirical case the extent to which moral psychology is a form of practical reason.
Rejecting Nozick as a model, Scruton stresses that "political understanding, as a form of practical judgement, does not readily translate itself into universal principles" (Scruton 1980: 36).
Spinning a solid tale is indeed a form of very practical magic.
The results are presented in a form of two practical case studies.
The customary intended purpose of exploding cigars is as a form of hostile practical joke, rather than to cause lasting physical harm to the butt of the joke.
As a result, calculation in kind required a new form of practical reasoning, one far from the astronomical, Laplacean ideal in science and the Cartesian rationalist and individualistic ideal in philosophy, — which he referred to as "pseudorationality" and he subsequently recognized in Popper's views.
In Pyongyang, this often involves a sinister form of practical joking: turning top officials against one another and watching the results on hidden television monitors; or taking other men's wives as mistresses and, when finished with them, forcing the women to remarry men picked on a whim.
