Sentence examples for less practicality from inspiring English sources

The coupe arguably offers more style points but less practicality.

Maps have become less about practicality, and more about fulfilling the insatiable human desire to contextualize one's life within the world.

Paul Read, a psychiatrist and expert in post-disaster community recovery with the Monash Sustainability Institute, said that for the population of Wye River, the promise to rebuild was less about practicalities than psychological support.

Thus, the ongoing debate about pooling of debt founders less on practicalities than the categorical imperative that those who have been careful with their budgets should not have to help those who have been careless.

Local Greens candidate Fraser Brindley agreed, reasoning that the move is less about practicalities and more a grab for votes.

Great scientists attempt to change the way we think about the natural world but are less concerned with practicalities.

As Stephen Wilkinson has pointed out, Obama is likely to overhaul America's relationship with Cuba; on the campaign trail, he made a point of aligning himself with Florida's new generation of post-Fidel Cuban-Americans, for whom decades-old ideological battles matter less than the practicalities of visiting and providing for family-members on the island.

The revised version will focus less on the practicalities of daily living in Britain and require more knowledge of British history and achievements.

The revised version will focus less on the practicalities of daily living in Britain and require more knowledge of British history, achievements and figures such as William Shakespeare.

Nice try, but perhaps our fear of hair is less to do with practicality and more an attempt to postpone womanhood.

If these additions were designed for practicality, the less conventional 3,400-square-foot 3,400-square-foot 3,400-square-footHardens' vision of "real" living.