Sentence examples for practicalities by which from inspiring English sources
Adam throws around wads of cash for his vintage instruments, the lovers need cash to feed their blood habit, and they travel easily on credit cards, yet the movie never comes to terms with the practicalities by which an artist of Adam's stature can live the desired lifestyle while repudiating the terms by which most artists have to make a living — namely, by appealing to the zombie masses.
Form and function handling are rough correlates of originality and practicality, by which we measure design creativity.
This text was drawn from the introduction to "The Lover, Wartime Notebooks, Practicalities," by Marguerite Duras, which is out November 14th from Everyman's Library.
His intellect, calm demeanor and practicality led to the creation of the Coalition of Essential Schools and a template by which any secondary school could improve from within.
The practicality of the method is drawn from the fact that the criteria by which we select an SR function depend only a relatively crude information about the tree being reconstructed.
Which brings me to "La vie matérielle," or "Practicalities," which was written in the early nineteen-nineties by Marguerite Duras.
What was best was to see the fluency, speed and practicality with which he put ideas into practice.
And so, as the commission toiled, it was the practicalities which gnawed away at him.
