Sentence examples for some sort of practical from inspiring English sources

It is rare to find a school that doesn't offer some sort of practical assignment to go alongside its text-book teaching.

When you don't know from experience, or you can't explore through the imagination, you better do some sort of practical work that is at least going to stimulate the imagination, because finally the whole thing is just an act of imagination.' He stops.

This demand also means that some sort of "practical verification" of critical social inquiry is necessary.

The image is higher res this time and can be streamed through Facebook Live — which has to have some sort of practical application, I suppose.

We're glad to see Cuban bringing AR to the sports arena, but when the Mavericks launch AR-capable tickets that offer some sort of practical application, like, say, Google Goggles or Word Lens, then we'll really be clamoring for a Nowitzki jersey.

But then (step (5)), to think that this makes having some sort of particular practical identity important, you must think that it matters that your life have the sort of rational structure that having such identities provides; but (step (6)), to see that as mattering, you must see value in your leading a rationally structured life.

She thinks it's just some sort of universally-shared practical joke on her.

Brian Wilson's public face is actually a business meeting gone horribly wrong, or some sort of shit Los Angeles practical joke, but, to his credit, the beared Giants reliever and Jones have a legitimate friendship.

At the most general level, Kant's notion of autonomy already implied some sort of primacy for pure practical reason.

Sci-fi that's rooted in some sort of political cause, or with practical implications, like Margaret Atwood's "MaddAddam" trilogy, is the best fit.

"That's the sort of practical thing where we can help to evaluate some of the new approaches and spread that learning among employers".