Sentence examples for little of practical from inspiring English sources

Little of practical importance has been added since that date, although there have been many well-known treatises on the subject.

Despite billions of dollars in research funding, and thousands of journal articles, biological psychiatry has given doctors and patients little of practical value, never mind a cause or a cure.

In fact, the official White House transcripts of the meetings between Mr. Kissinger and Mr. Zhou often belie the contention in Mr. Kissinger's memoirs that little of practical substance was put on the table.

In the decades since Israel was founded, Arab nations, especially those that have avoided getting drawn directly into the four wars that have erupted since 1948, have often indulged in impassioned statements against Israel, then done little of practical significance.

Relative to their immense cost the Moon shots produced little of practical value, their real goal being cold-war cultural and political spectacle, which placed them, Mr. Sachs said, firmly in the realm "of the useless and spiritual, just like art".He saw it all as a perfect kind of ready-made.

Even if Moscow provides little of practical value--economic plans are not always executed in the North--possible Russian involvement may encourage the PRC to overlook Pyongyang's blemishes.

Until recently, however, little work of practical value had been done.

When I first travelled to Russia, on a summer program in college, I had very little grasp of practical Russian vocabulary.

Not to mention those little bits of practical advice Mr. Molinari can pass on to his new protégé, as when Mr. Bloomberg came upon an infant, Chloe Roberson, on Saturday night.

There are no national monuments to the sacrifice of these mostly young men and women, and bereaved families and injured survivors say they have had little of the practical or financial help they were promised.

"There was little in terms of practical applications of feminism" she said.