Sentence examples for everyday utility from inspiring English sources

Objects from George Gustav Heye's unparalleled collection are displayed in the museum not only for their aesthetic quality, but also for their spiritual significance or everyday utility.

Collins seems to project him as an everyday utility player — similar to the Braves Martin Pradooror the Rays' Ben Zobrist — whose bat is potent enough to carve out a niche.

When not browsing for handmade baskets in Spain, brushes in Japan and bird cages in Portugal, he pops into Rothstein's Hardware on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, "where you can still find wooden clothespins, galvanized buckets and other everyday utility treasures".

Despite the surreal surroundings, this bit of theater was intended to demonstrate the everyday utility of Family Link, a service designed to permit OnStar subscribers to track and know the whereabouts of their OnStar-enabled car or truck, as well as anyone driving it.

It's not a given that the iPad will have the "widespread appeal and everyday utility of the iPhone," he says, so the same 136% announcement to peak move which would send shares to a dizzying $500 might not be likely.

Second, only one of the studies is prospective in design [ 26]; thus more studies are warranted to evaluate the clinical everyday utility of a single positive result.

This scenario seems especially likely since sophisticated emerging technologies like wearable devices and smart home appliances and platforms are often being used by the wealthy before they become everyday utilities.

In Kenya M-PESA, a system of transferring money over phones, is an everyday, reliable utility.

There were no residential dorms assigned to the college, but the anarchist tradition of collective living was encouraged by workshops and courses on the subject — including "Anarchism and Everyday Life, Community Controlof of Utilities," and "The Problems of Collective Living".

Families will begin to understand and change their attitudes regarding the links between play and learning and the utility of everyday environments for fostering children's learning.

This is not easy for terms that already have high usage and utility in everyday conversation.