Sentence examples for truly practical from inspiring English sources

Then it occurred to me that he might be the only truly practical one.

"I want to make it truly practical so anyone can take the camera out and about to take descriptive photos".

Some have suggested using pure oxygen rather than air, but that is hardly an economically practical solution.In some ways, though, a truly practical solution is even more radical: to change the way that energy is extracted from fossil fuels by separating the CO2 formation from the process of heat generation.

While the $20,450 price is high compared with conventional gasoline cars of similar size, the Prius is still, to my mind, the first truly practical and affordable family car that uses, at least in part, electric power.

At Maison et Objet, the home design show held on the outskirts of Paris this month, quirky new gadgets for kitchen and tabletop ranged from the truly practical to the whimsical.

But using DSL to make phone calls is a truly practical application.

Only when cities have charging stations in every parking meter and every parking garage will electrics truly be practical.

"This notion of South-South cooperation has really been on a rhetorical level," he said, "and we believe that by entering into truly genuine and practical cooperation in trade, we will advance South-South cooperation".

"There have been prior attempts to have robots do things like cut the lawn, but this is truly the first practical one that solves an everyday problem and isn't difficult to set up," said Steve Schwartz, a divisional merchandise manager for Brookstone, which sells the Roomba and other gadgets.

These are truly small, albeit practical steps, which will serve to keep your grandchildren safe.

The only things I truly missed are practical items like a garlic press, which can easily be replaced.