Sentence examples for in practicalities from inspiring English sources

He laid out an argument grounded in practicalities.

Bagnold is not interested in practicalities, or, indeed, in plausibility.

Yet the real importance of Monday's decision does not rest in practicalities.

Verse, as a rule, doesn't deal in practicalities; Byron is making a point.

A traveler could never rely solely on the Soulmates — when you are this beautiful, apparently, you do not traffic in practicalities like opening hours, phone numbers or prices; and you do not recommend hotels, because you are probably sleeping on the beach, a thin reindeer hide wrapped around you tightly, like a won ton.

"You have to go with the times or else you're not going to sell anything," Mr. Dudyshyn said, adding that his customers seem less interested in the extras of a decade ago than they are in practicalities like energy-efficient oil burners and windows.

And he begins most every campaign stop in Iowa by introducing his local organizers — a practice rooted in practicality as much as symbolism — who have the task of building a network of supporters across the state.

The governor's position was rooted in practicality: New York has tribe-run casinos.

While the new store is undeniably luxurious, the company has its roots in practicality.

What Ross stints on is exactly what most cinematic fantasies lack — a grounding in practicality.

A spokesman for the New Jersey State Police termed it an interesting concept "but very arduous in practicality".