Sentence examples for a practical idea of from inspiring English sources

At the time I shrugged it off, even though I didn't really have a practical idea of how grad school might lead to a real profession.

It was a practical idea, but he failed five of his seven classes.

Having a day of rest is a practical idea but most people I know have lost touch with this practice.

For a time, Kucinich toyed with the practical idea of abandoning Ohio altogether and running in the state of Washington, where he has a devoted following among Democratic progressives after two runs for the Democratic presidential nomination.

This more practical idea of what constitutes success for a rock band is captured nicely in Devon Maloney's article on The Dismemberment Plan in Wired.

Practical ideas of how to perform database searches, considering their main relationships, are also presented.

Parents wanted practical ideas of alternatives to SV.

Therefore practical ideas of how to help children meet the PA recommendations are required that are sensitive to traditional cultural gender roles and religious values.

As Green writes "he feels a personal responsibility for realising … [that which] is part and parcel of the practical idea itself, of the form of consciousness which we so describe" (PE 299).

The Dalai Lama ended with a very practical idea, that the act of compassion and taking care of others, is actually taking care of yourself.

Mrs. Hughes thinks it's a wonderfully practical idea, but Carson, ever in support of the status quo, thinks it's dangerous.