Sentence examples for from a purely practical point of from inspiring English sources

The rise of Elena Ferrante is tremendously pleasing, even from a purely practical point of view.

"From a purely practical point of view I think everybody as they get older as I have done, should have advanced directives".

From a purely practical point of view, by the time my children graduate from high school, China will probably have the largest economy in the world.

From a purely practical point of view, Mr. Vira added, having a foreign name like Apple or Bank may be cute for a child, "but once you're an old man with no teeth, it doesn't match with the name".

From a purely practical point of view, a highly trained rapid reaction force, permanently at the disposal of the Security Council, would be the most efficient way of spearheading international efforts to deal with the Liberias of the future.

From a purely practical point of view, it is incomprehensible that a turtle should swim, a horse run, a person write, and a bird or a bat fly with forelimb structures built of the same bones.

FROM a purely practical standpoint, jams, like pickles and bacon, should be a thing of the past.

McGeechan said the schedule made it difficult for Wilkinson "purely from a practical point of view".

From a purely practical, tactical vantage point, Senator Sanders might have better spent his time in Albany, or Buffalo, given the impending New York primary.

From a practical point of view, it is alarming.

I am judging things from a practical point of view...