Sentence examples for somewhat practical from inspiring English sources

Even so, Persson's extravagances are somewhat practical.

Asked how he could avoid a blanket clemency order, the governor said: "I've got to be somewhat practical in this situation, and I've got to be fair.

Rafael Viñoly, who worked with Frederic Schwartz of New York, Shigeru Ban of Tokyo, and Ken Smith of New York in a team that became known as THINK, produced three schemes, ranging from the somewhat practical to the highly theoretical.

It would be fun to fly, and somewhat practical, with a judicious amount of cargo space.

This car is more fun to drive than the Subaru, more nimble as well, and is still somewhat practical, if smallish.

Google is today making a change to Gmail that will further bake in Google+ to its webmail product in a way that's actually somewhat practical, though also potentially invasive.

Dr. Forward applied this concept of heavenly sailing ships to a somewhat more practical purpose when he designed a satellite, called a statite, that could hover 200,000 miles above one of the poles, held in place by sails filled by solar winds.

An alternative, somewhat more practical, representation of the likelihood ratio for problem (4) is provided by Pitcher's Theorem.

And given what the Murciélago can do, imagine what a less-fast, but shorter wheelbase, narrower and somewhat more practical Lambo might mean?

Fracture surgery has changed dramatically during the past decade, due to simple and somewhat boring practical and engineering improvements, such as angle-stable plates and soft tissue-sparing surgical techniques.

In the end, however, "Nudge" is somewhat thin on practical ideas for public policy that follow from the authors' core insight.