Sentence examples for properly practical from inspiring English sources

Something that is both gorgeous enough to want to have forever, and properly practical?

Now, though, I'm assailed by an embarrassment of riches: Simon Hopkinson's The Good Cook, Felicity Cloake's Perfect (delightful old-fashioned cover, plus properly practical contents), Barrafina (possibly the best Spanish cookbook ever) and, last but definitely not least, the Bocca Cookbook by Jacob Kenedy (home of the above stuffed olives).

Finally, considering various effects aforementioned properly, practical formulas are proposed to compute slenderness ratio and ultimate bending moment stability coefficient of SCCB in a concise form, which are shown to be consistent with the FE modelling and experimental results, and thus are suitable for engineering design.

Jacques-François Blondel, in his nine-volume Cours d'architecture (1771 77) used this sequence because he observed that considerations of "decoration" are almost entirely within the domain of the theory of architecture, whereas neither distribution (utilitas) nor construction (firmitas) can be explained properly without practical experience.

"Do it properly," the practical posterior says.

We can now look properly at the practical effects of bias on life in the workplace.

Neither cities nor states can tackle immigration problems properly, both for practical reasons and legal ones.

Various forms of the system exist, which should be properly applied in practical engineering.

As in the earlier successful challenge, the claimants argued that the minister had not been given adequate information to be able to properly assess the practical effect of closure on the particular needs of ILF users and their ability to live independently, or to consider alternatives.

In conclusion, the proposed method is validated through the description of a case study in China and the analysis indicates that the generated emergency response solutions can properly meet the practical requirements to deal with the complex disaster situation towards UCI, explaining its replicability and highlighting the open questions for future studies.

Whatever view one ends up adopting concerning the connections that hold (or do not hold) among moral properties, moral judgments, reasons for action, and effective motivations, no account is plausible as a vindication of morality unless it makes sense of how and why moral considerations might properly figure in practical deliberation that results in decision and action.