Sentence examples for utility trumps from inspiring English sources
In this pitiless world utility trumps artistry.
If utility trumps rights only when enough of it is at stake, we must still ask how much enough is enough?
WHEN David Starobin led a visitor recently through the headquarters of Bridge Records, a maze of rooms split between two office buildings here, he had to admit that utility trumped ornamentation in the décor.
A section on utilitarian pottery is cleverly counterpointed by one titled "Utility Trumped," showing works that play with the notion of use but are not really meant for such mundane purposes.
The utilitarian section is cleverly counterpointed by one titled "Utility Trumped," showing works that play with the notion of use but are not really meant for such mundane purposes.
Though for Mill, utility always trumps rights when enough of the former is in jeopardy, with Spencer, fundamental rights always trump utility no matter how much of the latter is imperiled.
Like the battery bump on the reverse, utility thankfully trumps looks this time out, and two sizable buttons have been included among a black expanse of a side bezel.
But for the private page there's a clear argument for utility to trump aesthetics.
Another source of Republican defensiveness: With the military being hailed for taking out bin Laden, Bush officials may be anxious that their torture policies will finally be seen -- by the public and the military -- to have endangered our nation's defenders, about whom they touted themselves more-supportive-than-thou. For argument's sake, jeopardy trumps utility.
THERE'S something disorienting about stumbling onto an ambitious restaurant in a suburban hotel complex, where the virtues of familiarity and utility tend to trump those of adventure and surprise.
