Here it sometimes becomes difficult to disentangle egoistic versus utilitarian lines of thought in Shaftesbury.
In short, all efforts to interpret responsibility along these forward-looking, utilitarian lines seem to be plagued with difficulties.
Sorai surely had little faith in the efficacy of internal means of self control; instead, he consistently advocated external strategies such as rites and music, penal laws, and administrative government as the means for providing, along utilitarian lines, for the welfare of all.
In common with other departments, it was run on utilitarian lines, but Stepanova encouraged her students to take an interest in fashion: they were told to carry notebooks so that they could note the contemporary fabrics and aesthetics of everyday life as seen on the high street.
Inside the shoe-box space are selections from the six-year-old Marka line: utilitarian, emo-ish pieces that are part James Dean, part Pete Wentz.
Rather than tilt at windmills (the Hamptons loves them), Mr. Abramson, a retired printer and publisher, persists in directing his considerable entrepreneurial energies against a utilitarian interloper — power lines.
Compared to the iPad, it's a bit utilitarian with hard lines, full size I/O ports, and heat vents.
The line between utilitarian convenience and fashion statement can be hard to draw with the man bun.
Over the years Willys became identified largely with its line of utilitarian models carrying the Jeep name.
Are the choices made more in line with utilitarian principles or with an egalitarian rule a)? Do the principles applied depend on the framing of the problem, and do economists decide differently than physicians?
