Sentence examples for strictly practical from inspiring English sources

I never loved to drive; my needs were strictly practical.

We try not to get in their way, and keep the advice strictly practical.

On a strictly practical level, this meant each piece could be expeditiously recreated.

But in strictly practical terms Europe's leaders are less and less keen on close proximity to the general public.

Art itself, if it is really great, has a progressive aspect that is needed by a society, even if it seems absolutely useless in strictly practical terms.

For strictly practical advice on keeping your real Christmas tree alive as long as possible, try the British Christmas Tree Growers Association.

For human speech has a purely practical task; it can perfectly serve its communicative purposes and yet be strictly speaking ambiguous or elliptic.

"That money will be strictly invested in practical projects in our region," he said.

Tony Abbott said Australia's funding would be "strictly invested in practical projects".

However, the lower electrical conductivity and rapid capacity fading during the charge/discharge process strictly prohibit their practical applications.

Theoretical philosophy deals with appearances, to which our knowledge is strictly limited; and practical philosophy deals with things in themselves, although it does not give us knowledge about things in themselves but only provides rational justification for certain beliefs about them for practical purposes.