To advocate following the advice of these ideal observers is to speak practical nonsense to non-ideal, actual actors.
And speaking of practical things, Anderson, bowing at last to family lobbying, is installing actual plumbing fixtures, although you'll still have to fetch water for the tanks from an old-fashioned hand pump.
But keep in mind that we are speaking about practical knowledge that leads us to design experiments or propose hypotheses.
This made him a genuine Blairite, but a plain-speaking, practical one, less given than his master to abstract rhetorical flourishes.
Filled with humour and almost real-time practical advice about the weekly price movements of supermarket food, it is a plain-speaking, practical austerity cookery guide – quite literally how to feed yourself and your toddler on £10 a week, in ways that are healthy, tasty and, importantly (to relieve the tedium of baked beans), varied.
We are learning to speak in practical terms.
I don't say that to diminish the hopes or importance of third parties, I simply mean to speak in practical generalities and make the point that Republicans have far less to fear from not pandering to the radical right than they seems to think.
Thank you [@named hospital] People also spoke about practical issues of access such as parking.
I'm also going to be traveling around the country for the next few months, speaking about the practical steps we can all take to help each other through the hard times and strengthen our communities.
Somewhat surprisingly, the two leaders spoke after their meeting to the press in uncharacteristically subdued terms, with the Indian prime minister speaking laconically of finding practical and pragmatic solutions to the outstanding issues and the Pakistani president being even more bland.
"This is the wisest decision from a medical point of view and the most practical, logistically speaking," Dinh Thien Ngo, the head of the singer's production company, told French radio.
