Sentence examples for utilitarian side from inspiring English sources

Michael Kors found a fine balance between the utilitarian side of sportswear and a cozy sensuality.

This show of his assemblages reveals the less utilitarian side of the artist.

My first course is excellent – a firm, rich soufflé with lots of deep, fishy flavour – but the mince is a little on the utilitarian side.

Toryism has its romantic as well as its utilitarian side, and Our Island Story portrays the rise of British institutions as a stirring tale of heroism and triumph.

He said The Leisure Pit is about spinning the concept of luxury on its head to show the more grimy and utilitarian side of a seemingly mundane object.

The intricate twin cast-iron facades facing Chambers and Reade Streets are surprisingly intact, but the widening of Church Street in the 1920's exposed a 200-foot-long utilitarian side wall of unadorned brick.

The policy tends to be uncritically rejected as being an extreme utilitarian position that violates core deontological side-constraints such as autonomy and personal sovereignty.

If the chances are very high that experimenting on one human, who is a far superior experimental animal when it comes to human disease, can prevent great suffering or death in many humans, then the utilitarian may, if side effects are minimal, condone such an experiment.

They can also explain why this is (as Ross notes) a difficult issue to decide: there are utilitarian reasons on either side.

It was one of several side attractions, some utilitarian (as the one dispensing Arrow-Pac handkerchiefs), others definitely sporting.

Two robots face each other from opposite sides of the utilitarian arena, a metal cage designed to keep the 200-plus pound fighting machines focused on each other.