Sentence examples for a practical notion from inspiring English sources

In fact, Nicolas Joly recommends opening bottles of his wine a full 48 hours before serving, not really a practical notion, especially if you encounter a bottle in a restaurant.

This began as a completely practical notion, she says.

The status of the It bag soared sky high, entirely unmoored from the practical notion of a handbag as a vessel for stuff.

"The practical notion you should all keep in mind about the alliance is the three-way contracts, where Northwest, Delta and Continental together will provide a single corporate contract in a joint-bid process," he said.

Questions related to these dilemmas concern the level of detail in criteria, how to integrate theoretical and practical notions on effective teaching in criteria, how to decide on key aspects of teacher knowledge and functioning that should be assessed, and how the ideas and input of different stakeholders can be balanced.

And that has also translated into very practical notions.

This is because existence, freedom and self-determination are, for the existentialists, essentially active and practical notions.

But just as a practical matter, this notion of appointing senators seems problematic.

What that tells us, as a practical and useful notion, is the following.

The physical preservation of the body was central to all concerns about an afterlife; the Egyptians were a practical people, and the notion of a disembodied existence would have been totally unacceptable to them.

The term cause in sense I presupposes explanations that appeal to the notion of a practical argument in which the premises function not as antecedent conditions of the action, but as their logical ground.