Sentence examples for one of the practicalities from inspiring English sources

In her deposition to the court, the landlady complained that Caravaggio had damaged one of the ceilings in her house, a detail that may suggest one of the practicalities of his working method.

Assigned staff had to choose between an approach to teach both the modern form of bioethics and the Islamic virtues in a singly curriculum, or divide the curriculum into literary two curricula: one for the practicalities of ethical issues in clinical practice (under professionalism), and another for the religious aspects.

One of the functional practicalities of cultivating embodied awareness is the ability to hold space as a teacher.

Palin, as she is wont to do, cast the conflict as one of "principles" over the practicalities of the democratic process -- of which Palin now likes to position herself above the fray.

After reproducing their work as far as we are able, we have extended their study to also consider the effects on type I errors (false positives), that is the prediction of a non drug as a drug, which will be an important consideration when one considers the practicality of these methods for selecting sets of samples for synthesis or purchase and screening.

Idealism is one thing, but the practicalities and real-politik of local parties are another.

"His position seems based on ideology more than practicality," said one of the aides.

Her costume -- which brilliantly fuses negative space ideas, high-contrast coloring and could-actually-exist practicality -- is one of the best riffs on the Spider-Man motif in decades".

Architecture's practical dimension is one of the things that make it exciting to write about, but the practicalities do not lack outspoken advocates.

One of the advantages of PDCA is its practicality and generality.

For homework after the Craft Expo, each student writes a review of one of the blueprints in terms of originality of design and practicality of use.