Sentence examples for fine useful from inspiring English sources

If you don't upgrade to the latest iPhone or iPad, you fear you may look dated and clueless, even though the rational part of your brain says, "This is a perfectly fine, useful device".

Presently there is no universally used grading characteristic of fine aggregate useful for concrete and mortar designing.

Or K? Why is the subway riding public being denied the use of these and other fine and useful letters?

Among the things in this narrower range, a distinction, although not a precise one, is made between fine and useful art.

Eg: "Despite the operatic resonance of its last act …" 6. Toplining Means "starring", which was a perfectly fine and useful word before some jackass decided to fix what wasn't broken.

Around the same time, J. B. Sheridan, in the Ogden (Utah) Standard, trumpeted the benefits of playing: "Soccer develops a very fine and useful type of man along the line of the infielder or outfielder in baseball, a man not too large, but fast on his feet and quick to think … A slow man has no business in soccer.

Although it is sometimes helpful to distinguish between fine and useful art, Dewey thinks this extrinsic to art itself.

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In the limit of the finest resolution useful conclusions are derived for the friction coefficient for the scale ranges studied here.

Indeed, our study underscores how much remains to be discovered concerning the role of functional polymorphisms in cognitive function and the need for further research in order to fine-tune useful clinical intermediate phenotypes that affect high-level information processing.

China, also called chinaware, any of various fine ornamental and useful ceramic wares, usually made of porcelain.