"utterly practical" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means completely or extremely useful or realistic in a given situation. Example: "The newly designed kitchen was utterly practical, with ample storage space and easy-to-clean surfaces."
Our new home raised complex new questions, from the existential to the utterly practical, in which Mecca was a vital feature of the choices we made.
Mr. Mellins points out that New Yorkers find beauty and poetry in the utterly practical, be it tar or darkly patinated tanks.
There's a crazy wine deal, involving gimmicky yet utterly practical stacked carafes and three wines from a very good list for forty bucks.
"Journeys: Mapping the Earth and Mind in Chinese Art" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is about movement on many levels, one utterly practical.
From the book "The Smartest Guys in the Room": Unlike Lay, Kinder was an utterly practical businessman who saw his job as solving problems and making sure Enron delivered on the earnings targets it promised to Wall Street.
Peter Sarsgaard provides the voice of the robot who overturns generic conventions by being both utterly practical and increasingly amiable, while Langella brings weight and warmth to scenes that may otherwise have tipped over into contrived comedy.
Here is how Barry Diller, the media mogul, framed the situation: "This isn't about good governance; it's about busybodies without a clue, trying to do the dumbest thing — slapping and shaming a superb C.E.O. for utterly no practical reason".
"This isn't about good governance; it's about busybodies without a clue, trying to do the dumbest thing — slapping and shaming a superb C.E.O. for utterly no practical reason".
I attempted additional rough calculations as to how long I might be kept in custody, the potential cost of making bail, whether my car would be impounded, and other utterly banal practical considerations.
Finding the utterly unglamorous, boringly practical Swindson site was the answer to fervent prayers: it even has room to expand if, in 20 years time, Thomas's successor is lying awake wondering where on earth to put the next week's flood of books.
And they were almost utterly devoid of practical implications.
