Sentence examples for rather more practical from inspiring English sources

The fleece option is rather more practical.

There were no damask waistcoats, but to me, the shirts and jackets were every bit as authentic, and rather more practical.

It turned out to mean something rather more practical: a clause in an actor's contract that requires both cast and crew to meet a stipulated level of diversity.

A bill introduced in the state House to advocate bike-able streets in the 2013 legislative session was quickly linked to Agenda 21 and languished in committee.A bigger challenge for cyclists is a rather more practical one.

The other response, from amateur observers on Twitter, didn't address morality at all, but rather the more practical, self-interested questions about what the story might mean for them as fans.

But there are trade-offs, including other ways to protect the public, and our entire focus seems to be on national security rather than on more practical ways of assuring our safety.

The crowd at Wembley put itself behind England in full voice, as if song and legend might propel the small, white-shirted puppets of the team to a kind of legendary triumph, but, unfortunately, song and legend were rather more wishful than practical.

Rather, it is more practical in storage systems such as flash memory devices where throughput is more important than latency.

GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump insists on flying aboard his luxury jet, rather than a more practical airplane.

The male version, meanwhile, is a rather more muted and far more practical trouser suit.

"A lot of the stuff we've seen has been more practical, rather than just research-based," Germano said.