Sentence examples for slightly practical from inspiring English sources

Her distinctions, and those of Molyneux, have been changed slightly — practical vs. strategic gender needs, rather than interests — to compare and contrast different paradigms of economic development by World Bank feminist theorist Carolyn Moser (1993).

It's like one of those little virtual dancing ladies, but slightly more practical.

For slightly more practical functional languages, consider Scala (on the Java Virtual Machine) or F# (on.NET).

The other is also to do with her show, albeit from a slightly less practical point of view.

A slightly more practical version of that ventilated look followed with layered jackets that had laser-cut holes.

He also wanted to be a journalist, "and as that did seem to be slightly more practical", he applied for a three-month trial at the Manchester Guardian.

On the other, slightly more practical, hand, Timex has a line of Rush watches that calculate the user's heart rate during workouts.

He wrote: "A new generation came along who viewed Kånken not as a slightly naff, practical and unglamorous bag, but as the ultimate in utilitarian cool.

Sol Steinmetz, retired but tireless rex of lex, tells me that "attempts to justify quickie definitions often disguise the slightly more practical desire to save space".

But Clinton also believed his centrist message was the only way for a Democrat to win in the era after McGovern and Mondale, when running as a liberal candidate seemed only slightly more practical than running as a Marxist.

Slightly Less Practical, But Nonetheless Amusing, Remedies.