Helen Freedman, who lives in Manhattan and edits three parenting newspapers, lands distinctly in the practical camp.
In marching back the grandiose truth claims of much of western philosophy, Rorty succeeded in reviving the dormant tradition of pragmatism, an embedded, practical, distinctly American philosophical school pioneered by William James and Charles Peirce and further developed by one of Rorty's great heroes, John Dewey.
Vera Wang's collection put out a distinctly different message: tough, practical, brooding, hurt.
Although similar in principle, our investigation follows a direction distinctly different and more practical from the work in [ 17]: we use deterministic models that do not take account of measurement noise directly.
"Some of them may well be thinking about it but I know others are distinctly more cautious about the proposal and the practical implications".
The architects were selected, she says, "because they distinctly engage with the ways architecture might move beyond practical and functional concerns to address the human spirit".
The comparison shows that the proposed algorithm distinctly outperforms other algorithms both quantitatively and qualitatively (from a practical point of view).
Whatever Birkin devotees say, you could buy something just as practical in nylon, but with an Hermès bag you're buying a distinctly un-21st-century ideal of permanence.
He had a great talent for practical politics and for personal involvement in what to most Americans would seem the most distinctly foreign of affairs.
But there is something distinctly dangerous about a government that thinks that what it can hide and lie about does not, for practical purposes, exist — that if no one knows about it, it's not a problem, even internally.
