Sentence examples for bit practical from inspiring English sources

It was always just a bit practical.

"I'm the only one who is a little bit practical," she said.

And where Ferrari executives are now looking to get a bit practical -- or at least what passes for practical here in this rarefied world.

This means for apps like utilities, that users only use once in a while (low DAU/MAU ratio), it may not be the least bit practical to use local ads as a source of demand for inventory.

Never doubt yourself, but be realistic, live in good faith, honestly and be a little bit practical (do something that is possible).

"I had the idea that doing a degree was a lot of theory and only a bit of practical, and I'm a practical person.

All of the complex linguistic theories of language acquisition and whether grammar is universally hardwired or learned through practice don't matter one bit in practical everyday living.

Pete Stanton has £9,000 to spend on a  performance estate for a bit of practical fun.

It was, essentially, a cigarette boat for the road, and every bit as practical.

And given the mud on roads, the guide offered one bit of practical advice: "Don't wear new shoes".

To the Editor: Regarding "J.F.K. Becoming a Bit Friendlier" (Practical Traveler, June 17): An imaginative choice of restaurants?