Sentence examples for weak practicality from inspiring English sources

Because the church preached against gluttony and other weaknesses of the flesh, men tended to be ashamed of the weak practicality of breakfast.

Gesturing towards the possibility of a court trial, without examining the detail of what it might entail, will not reassure those who feel that Corbyn is weak on the practicalities of foreign affairs.

Reed said that, although mammals like the African giant pouched rats may offer a valuable solution for detection of TB in rural countries with weak infrastructure, he is concerned about the practicality.

After three consecutive rois fainéants, or weak kings, Macron is trying to combine the practicality of Rocardian politics with the royalist spell of Gaullist ambitions — that's why he bizarrely refers to wanting his Presidency to be Jupiter-like.

Smith (1994) has advanced an even weaker version of internalism, or what he calls the "practicality requirement," maintaining a necessary connection between moral judgment and motivation, at least in the "good and strong-willed person".

Two, practicality.

Weak, weak, weak, weak.

I go with practicality.

"Practicality completely took over".

It's about practicality.

However, maybe practicality is fashionable.