Sentence examples for supremely practical from inspiring English sources

Montserrat Figueras, soprano; Hesperion XXI, directed by Jordi Savall (Alia Vox) The lullaby is a supremely practical form.

The clothes were – within the context of Paris fashion week, at least – supremely practical, almost anti-frivolous.

Often my transactions combine luxury with a supremely practical application that makes them seem laughable the next morning.

Last year our reviewer, Edmund White, said the author turns "his supremely practical subject" into "an elegant and sometimes grotesque fairy-tale hero".

The one luxury Carr does allow himself in Gorongosa is to keep a chartered helicopter (a blue one now) on standby — another eight-year-old's dream, but a supremely practical one, as I understood when Carr took me in it to see the mountain.

This car is that much fun, but still supremely practical.

Parsimonious, practical and supremely self-reliant, these two were a geriatric disaster waiting to happen.

By means of such comparisons, an accurate picture of Shakespeare not as a solitary genius but as a supremely gifted and eminently practical theatre professional indebted to actors, to other playwrights, and to a demanding public audience comes clear.

Although we know that the Demiurge is supremely benevolent towards his creation, none of us could be certain of his practical reasons for framing the cosmos the way he did.

Doyle advocates that women should stop being so practical and ferocious and competitive and that, for men to find us supremely attractive, we should be more soft and romantic and demure.

Self-conceit, trying to esteem ourselves independently of moral considerations, is also the attempt to make our inclinations "lawgiving and the unconditional practical principle" (Critique 5 74), i.e., to deny that the moral law is purely rational and unconditionally and supremely authoritative.