Sentence examples for much practical meaning from inspiring English sources

Is this simply a theoretical dispute without much practical meaning?

Remember, too, that Mr Miliband has yet to spell out much of the practical meaning of his speech.

If we all think we are middle class then the word loses much of its practical meaning, other than being a political catch-all that doesn't offend anyone.

This became the practical meaning of jus gentium.

"She had so much practical experience.

This is chutzpah indeed, but there is clear and practical meaning to the remark.

Yet visualizing them, especially using the computer, conveys the practical meaning without demanding theoretical depth.

More than any other, it was the deal that gave a practical meaning to globalisation.

For me the critics don't make much practical difference".

"You need as much practical experience as possible," warns Mudhar.

Their concerns are as much practical as ideological.