"Being a child when the state was practically engaged in making children healthy and literate was a support against my own circumstances," she writes.
So long as I am practically engaged, in short, all things appear to have reasons for being, and I, correlatively, experience myself as fully at home in the world.
Warnock saw the inquiry as a chance to practically engage with philosophical questions of when human life could be said to begin, and accepted the government's invitation in early June (Warnock, 2004).
In 1929, she was "practically engaged" to one man, and suggested to him that it might be difficult being married to a woman who could not hear well.
However, it is quite possible to be practically rational to engage in a doxastic practice while failing to believe it is reliable.
Another objection is that Alston moves from "It is practically rational to engage in a Christian doxastic practice" to: "It is rational for me to believe the Christian doxastic practice is reliable".
Gupta's brand of brutally realistic, technologically literate, practically engaged and highly original thinking could be what we need in this increasingly volatile environment.
She never married, though at one time she was "practically engaged".
And how they're practically engaged?
The complex nature of motivation also means that health-related behaviors are practically never engaged in only for their own sake, but are at least partly motivated by considerations about outcomes such as improved fitness or attractiveness, so none of them meet the CET definition of high intrinsic motivation under any circumstances of which we can think.
Driving is the one public behavior we all engage in practically every day.
