Mr. Rucci, in a rare display of practicality, goes for the easier-to-care-for stainless steel lining -- wisely, as there is, at last count, not a single retinning firm left in Manhattan.
Yet in this case practicality also went hand in (wooden) hand with elegance: with its three incarnations, the character was effectively three times as expressive.
High practicality points go to the flea-repellent cedar frame and the chewable rawhide handgrips.
More normal than most of what I had seen during Fashion Week, Daisy's line was supposed to target the "everywoman" and so it had a bit more of the practicality that goes with that charge.
The practicalities that go into disappearing and reappearing, into slipping out of one existence and into another, all the while keeping enough of a toehold at home, are sketched lightly — too lightly; their labors appear to have gone into keeping that complex mechanism functioning, and their vision of romantic connection is a grab bag of comfortable clichés.
While most of the American casualties spoke to their families of life insurance and other practicalities that go with the dangers of being in a war zone, Sergeant Bitz was one of the few who spoke frankly, and in some detail, about the possibility that he might not get home.
Mr. Karpel's judicious blend of practicality and fancy goes with his job, where he has designed testing instruments for 18 years.
For reasons of practicality, many Nonconformists went ahead with Anglican ceremonies despite their differing beliefs, says Michael Gandy, author of Tracing Nonconformist Ancestors.
To me, America's bread story is a sign of efficiency and practicality that have gone a little too far, and not enough passion, self-care, or community.
Had Clifford been cleared this week, more questions would have been asked about the wisdom and practicality of prosecuting alleged assaults going back decades.
