"So there is an element of practicality involved with the live setup".
Guinness was a friend of McQueen, as well as an aficionado of his designs, and her perspective on his darkly theatrical clothes has an unusual element of practicality.
He added, "There's got to be a very strong element of practicality, not so much because of use and abuse, but because the staff changes so fast".
Anne Brown later wrote that Neutra "had something that no other available modern architect seemed to combine, namely, taste, imagination and an element of practicality".
"That's that element of practicality that I think New Zealanders have," he says.
Modern architecture, he wrote in "Architecture as Symbol: Elements of German Modern Architecture," should not "create an image of practicality, but respond to people's genuine needs, including such concerns as sentimentality and comfort".
Marie-Chantal builds an element of modernity and practicality into her pint-size sporty coats, tailored shorts and even the ballerina slippers named for her daughter Olympia.
Validity and practicality of some elements of this assessment technique have been questioned in the emergency department patient.
Using scenarios in a learning situation supports these three elements – experience, practicality and application – and also adds a fourth dimension of participation.
Livingstone's manifesto addresses the key elements of that crisis with clarity, imagination and practicality (see pages 35-39).
Still, at least Britain is briefly considering the morality of its actions abroad rather than obeying the usual propaganda limits, where liberal elements debate the practicality of our involvement in various international horror stories, and more honest elements the strategic importance.
