Sentence examples for particularly practical from inspiring English sources

Whether that's particularly practical is another matter.

DESPITE the 1980s pop hit, wearing sunglasses at night was never particularly practical -- nor socially acceptable.

While intriguing to watch, it is not particularly practical when navigating.

Not only are the cooking segments rudimentary, they're not even particularly practical.

The method is not particularly practical at the moment, because it fails almost all of the time.

One requires legislation, and the other requires culture change, neither of which seems particularly practical right now.

Nonetheless, I still shop, particularly for practical reasons.

It is a national organization, with overseas branches, whose purpose is to help those living in rural areas — and the children particularly — develop practical abilities and moral character.

The question has particularly important practical applications for the safety of pedestrian human flows notably in emergency scenarios.

The success of English has nothing to do with it being particularly flexible, practical, easy, logical, or any of the other old stereotypical characteristics ascribed to it.

Bosanquet's ethical and social philosophy, particularly the practical work Some Suggestions in Ethics (1918), shows a similar desire to view reality coherently, as a concrete unity in which pleasure and duty, egoism and altruism are reconciled.