Sentence examples for the practical that from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, they are dealt with in the Philosophy of the Practical, that is, in the theory of the will, and do not enter into the theory of art.

Replies ranged from the raucous ("YeeeHaaa!!") to the emotional ("The news of your divorce was really disheartening and saddening") to the practical ("That much debt will keep your nose to the grindstone for a long time").

I would nevertheless argue that any definition of the practical that fails to take into account an individual's interests, demonstrable aptitude, or current state of personal development will tend to undermine the ability to get the most out of college.

Military architecture is closer to the governmental type than to others, but its expressive function is so much subordinated to the practical that it is usually regarded as a class of engineering (see fortification).

I know all too well the difficulty balancing the creative that feeds my soul with the practical that pays for everything else.

It's this tension, between the purely eccentric and the resolutely practical, that keeps Bailey separate from other luxury-goods designers.

To assume that the practical efforts that followed from that decision were a burden would be to underestimate the degree of Mary's self-possession.

That's the practical issue that needs to be addressed.

Note that the practical pursuits that Vātsyāyana mentions as guided by second-order, reflective knowledge are: "righteousness (dharma), wealth, pleasure, [and] liberation".

She responds with the practical restraint that is her hallmark.

"The priority now is to implement the practical solutions that have been agreed".