Sentence examples for practical though from inspiring English sources

The law of the sea, ever practical, though largely unwritten, even has a convention for such occasions.

Sharon is practical though, maybe she wanted to give the books a quick going-over and squirt some bleach in the gents before swanning down the aisle.

The implication is that one can recognize that these sayings are wrong simply by correctly exercising one's senses; Xunzi's concern is again presumably practical, though again he does not give details.

Her motivation was only partly practical, though.

Departing may not always be possible or practical, though.

Some leaders said they would prefer that Russian money be directed to more practical, though perhaps less financially lucrative areas than tourism.

On a practical level, though, "social" is a business model.

In theological and practical terms, though, he was a dreadful throwback.

For practical purposes, though, a threshold may already have been reached.

As a practical matter, though, Jews in antiquity lived within walled cities whose protective barriers doubled for religious purposes.

On a practical level, though, what this election is really about is persuading those voters who remain persuadable.