Sentence examples for a practical thing of from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if it's a practical thing of bringing the I.R.A. back here," said Marist's president, Dennis J. Murray, who pushed for Saturday's return.

"I don't think that's a practical thing to expect of unpaid volunteers.

The idea of marriage itself is often a practical thing to me, but the idea of pure love and a partnership that can last a long time is something I believe is real.

During the company's 1916 AGM it was noted that "...the public is buying the practical things of life.

For example, DP14m and DP13m rated their previous experience of therapy negatively (a 'talking shop', 'don't think any very practical thing came of it') in comparison with CBT which they felt had taught them to change their thinking.

Because I'm a science teacher I'm used to there being some physical, practical thing in most of my lessons, and I didn't have the expertise to deliver maths in that way.

It is the most practical thing these days, part of the decay of society".

"That's the sort of practical thing where we can help to evaluate some of the new approaches and spread that learning among employers".

Then there are the practical things: three of us were able to buy a house together; one of us [alone] couldn't.

The most practical thing that came out of this event was a petition/letter to David Cameron, but to do this days before ACE made its cuts felt like too little, too late.

There was a practical order of things for an immigrant couple like them, he had once explained to her.