Sentence examples for the practical sense from inspiring English sources

Bourdieu suggests that it is not sense, or theories, or systems of regulations that govern practice, but the practical sense itself, which is creative, unpredictable and improvising [ 36, 37].

"Unfortunately, the security legislation has limitations in the practical sense".

For Dr. Smalley, a chemist, the task just appears too hard, impossible in the practical sense.

It's interesting in and of itself, whether or not it's likely to "apply" in the practical sense of the word.

It was not only a help in the practical sense but a pleasure to know someone was coming in.

IN the practical sense, of course, it matters little what architectural label is slapped on a house in a real estate listing.

Johnson wants to understand popular culture — not in the postmodern, academic sense of wondering what "The Dukes of Hazzard" tells us about Southern male alienation but in the very practical sense of wondering what watching something like "The Dukes of Hazzard" does to the way our minds work.

The multidirector management idea began to make the most practical sense.

Alan Johnson has a rare perspective on Westminster, in the very practical sense that his corner office affords some of the best views in town: the Abbey, parliament itself, Big Ben.

The fundamental question that people asked themselves was "what makes the most practical sense".

TH: It makes the most practical sense to get a sense of space.