Normally, policy reflects some combination of practicality — what works?
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Like we said, we need more practicality in our lives.
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And this resourcefulness doesn't mean boring practicality, but exciting creativity.
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I have to lie a lot out of practicality, too.
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Practicality is probably the biggest shortcoming of the Kaiser 10s.
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"It was another example of Ulysse Nardin's practicality and innovation."
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The shoes soon came to stand for practicality and adventurousness.
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For them, it was a convergence of idealism versus practicality.
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Zuckerberg's was not developed out of principle but business practicality.
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Think about economics, security, and practicality when formulating your answers.
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"You think of the practicality of things," said Venturini Fendi.
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This practicality has repeatedly been on display in presidential politics.
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Future Tesla models built on that idea but added practicality.
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John interrupts her feminist tirade with practicality: "Mom!" he says.
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Sure, his turnout last week was a nod to practicality.
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Practicality aside, it's still an impressive piece of technology for pros.
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This year, fitness trends center around app connectivity, convenience, and practicality.
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The purchase was motivated by emotion as well as by practicality.
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Zuckerberg also combined idealism with practicality to create the Facebook universe.
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Ultimately, though, his decision came down to practicality, the outlet reported.
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Fashion houses, too, know that practicality — at least these days — prevails.
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Practicality and comfort have historically been selling points for the Corvette.
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YouTube is full of homemade railguns of varying lethality and practicality.
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But sometimes you just want to throw practicality in the gutter.
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"You gain a lot of practicality with this bike," Askenazi said.
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The idea's practicality aside, Nye was trying to win conservative hearts.
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The issue, the petition argues, isn't merely a matter of practicality.
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The hatchback's styling and improved practicality are worth the added cost.
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I have no illusions about the difficulty and practicality of this.
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This says it all when it comes to bureaucracy overtaking practicality.
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The Pro finds itself in a weird grey area of practicality.
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Or, more precisely, practicality becomes a self-imposed constraint on progressivism.
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But others see a triumphant model of practicality and self-care.
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The question became one not of artistic fulfillment but of practicality.
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Practicality and professional provisions are no longer limits to personal expression.
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The claim can be a way of disguising exclusion as practicality.
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To my happy surprise, though, I know when to abandon practicality.
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And there's a certain practicality to this kind of mindful task.
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However, these have come in for criticism on timing and practicality.
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When not designing for celebrities, Mr. McGee kept practicality in mind.
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This raises questions not just of federalism but also of practicality.
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Elections have gone viral and practicality doesn't play on a loop.
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The practicality of school choice is highly related to population density.
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Ms. Stockton closely examined the Pizzaiolo's size, practicality and price point.
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But possibly the most damaging of Clinton's attributes is, ironically, her practicality.
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When it comes to the practicality of the shorts, Ali is unconvinced.
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Gordon and Donna's practicality makes their relationship solid, until they start struggling.
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Still, not everyone is sold on the political practicality of the move.
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The chronic problem with augmented reality has always been one of practicality.
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Edward and his family first settled on Videotec cameras out of practicality.
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At the very least, it could bring some practicality to the hype.
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However, his brain blast to do so was born out of practicality.
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We tested it out to rate its comfort, practicality, and overall experience.
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Ms. May brings to the job a reputation for seriousness and practicality.
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Finally, there's the cost and practicality of implementing these devices in homes.
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But these shades' lack of practicality isn't why we're mad at them.
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Klobuchar and Buttigieg urged practicality — go for the middle, bring everybody along.
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Chief McNeilly protested, questioning the practicality and legality of such a requirement.
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Fashion stylist and publicist Symeon Oshea praised the skin-tight outfit's practicality.
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The issue I'm focusing on is one of political realism and practicality.
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Kondo's book is calming and compelling, sensational in its practicality and passion.
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They crunched some numbers, and practicality eventually began to win them over.
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If you don't mix passion with practicality, you are going to lose.
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They suggested that in 2020, practicality would be much more of a factor.
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Let's not mask that history under a cop-out about practicality and accuracy.
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Sometimes practicality and sensibility go out the window in the name of creativity.
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The idea for a road trip was part childhood fantasy and part practicality.
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But we're finally getting to a point where novelty is turning into practicality.
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So economics and practicality dictate that AVs will start out as shared robotaxis.
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Or maybe you'll confront the elements with chic practicality in a vinyl jacket.
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It's a practicality-based approach that helps things move faster in the kitchen.
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Lighthizer has called for more "practicality, nuance, or flexibility" in Republican trade orthodoxy.
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Of course, I get the practicality of the tote from a business standpoint.
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He said he liked it for its sentimental value, but also its practicality.
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He was literally an amazing person who we all practicality grew up with.
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The interesting questions about the SC217 relate to its practicality, not its performance.
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Of course, this style enthusiast is hardly alone in placing fashion over practicality.
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Several reports have raised questions about the practicality and feasibility of the defense.
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And hey, this is fashion, after all, and practicality rarely comes into play.
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This impediment in mathematics reaching its full and real value is its practicality.
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The main rule of thumb is achieving a balance between practicality and prettiness.
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For black activists, there is a certain practicality in publicly naming white allies.
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We must become rational conservatives who are concerned with reason, idealism and practicality.
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This real estate trend combines practicality with luxury, as many overlook the ocean.
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But, practicality be damned, it's definitely cool, in the textbook Galliano-Margiela fashion.
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The slump has also underlined nagging questions over bitcoin's practicality as a currency.
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In addition, it's a marvel of practicality: lightweight and easily disassembled for travel.
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So I started using high-visibility golf balls as a matter of practicality.
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HVSD aims to deliver both an enjoyable ride and practicality, Vander Lind said.
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I wished it did: practicality, I thought, was a safe hedge against failure.
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"You have to realize the practicality of what is the political environment," Sen.
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For some native New Yorkers, like Francis Kim, 33, practicality spars with wonder.
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Besides power and performance, the Corrado offered a decent amount of practicality, too.
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There's no ego on display or venture capitalists in Älmhult, just stubborn practicality.
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The chief objections are ones of principle and practicality, encapsulated in two questions.
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We also live in Israel, a country of corner-cutting and informal practicality.
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At the end of the day, I prioritize the look versus the practicality.
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Temporary protected status is where United States law joins practicality and humanitarian compassion.
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The greatest superpower in this series isn't magic or physical prowess, it's practicality.
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Critics, though, are scratching their heads over the technical challenges, high costs, and practicality.
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To them it's not even about practicality; it's about their philosophical opposition to abortion.
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" She adds, "I love couture, but I'm also a mom, and I understand practicality.
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Think TK Maxx, but without the practicality, cheap designer products and items that function.
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It's a conundrum many women face daily when choosing shoes: Sex appeal, or practicality?
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It's a story of friendship between outcasts, of the triumph of love over practicality.
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We see that in the level of practicality with the way that she dresses.
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And some, like Jason Momoa with his velvet Fendi scrunchie, blended style with practicality.
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Namilia's founders say their lack of body diversity is in part due to practicality.
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For others in the movement, acceptance is rooted less in practicality than in forgiveness.
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Nonetheless, there are some whose urgency, importance and sheer practicality rise to the top.
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The real point of collecting, though, may lie beyond practicality, or desire, or accident.
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Then there is the matter of practicality, which intersects with China's lack of transparency.
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KBB praised the CR-V for its roominess, versatility, practicality, and great resale value.
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But this strategy has more than pure practicality on its side, some artists say.
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Under the guise of political and economic practicality, they set us up for failure.
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But it was a union of practicality more than passion, and Josh was miserable.
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The Overwatch League cautioned, however, that the new schedule was drawn out of practicality.
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You act with self-discipline and are coming from a place of conservative practicality.
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This despite offering similar equipment, similar power, wagon practicality, and a truly beautiful interior.
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But his looks, always a little mysterious, are grounded in practicality and recognizable silhouettes.
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That this sounds faintly utopian is not a reflection of its lack of practicality.
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And for others, the practicality of a cheaper option is always a huge plus.
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In person, Dunbar comes across as a thoughtful man seeking only fairness and practicality.
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What elevates Outer Wilds is how it confronts this tension between practicality and contemplation.
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Unlike fancy purses or a trendy pair of mismatched earrings, shoes are all about practicality.
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The idea was simple: a swooping, coupe-like roofline with the practicality of a sedan.
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New cities are always unveiled with an excess of hyperbole and a dearth of practicality.
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A petroleum engineer and devout Muslim, his personality mixes earthbound practicality with heaven-sighted certitude.
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Dating sites, too, seem to prefer promoting themselves on practicality and effectiveness, rather than romance.
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If an easy solution for this safety/practicality gap exists, I haven't seen it yet.
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"I love couture, but I'm also a mom, and I understand practicality," she told PEOPLE.
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If you need that practicality, you have to step up to the brand-new X7.
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Jobs was notorious for his "reality distortion field," a rules-bending logic that defied practicality.
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Dreams or ideas may be "too big to fail," but there is support for practicality.
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Barrettes have a long history of practicality and style, dating back more than a century.
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Recently Mr. Thiel suggested that he'd gone cold on Seasteading, because of cost and practicality.
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It's a race car that happens to be street legal; practicality is not the point.
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Pearl, priced from about $155 to $650, is two parts crisp practicality, one part froth.
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The astrological symbol is said to invoke a sense of loyalty, ambition, patience, and practicality.
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Julian Robertson's three new homes on New Zealand's North Island are a matter of practicality.
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Japan's insistence that it is an issue of practicality has been met with some skepticism.
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These are shoes that have been relevant for decades, appreciated for its practicality and universality.
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All of my concerns about these shoes — fit, security, practicality — turned out to be unfounded.
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She considers spirituality and practicality, and she recognizes the sweat and aspiration of immigrant strivers.
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"It's ideological and not necessarily grounded in practicality," said Susan Wengraf, a City Council member.
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They know most of us want to signal things about ourselves: Status, power, glamour, practicality.
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"Optimism is a moral choice," he says, one that undergirds programs grounded in extreme practicality.
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I think people get so uncomfortable talking about money, but really it's a practicality thing.
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Just-in-time training is meant to provide education on topics with maximal application and practicality.
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Our collective attentions are fixed comfortably in Taurus this week, giving us a sense of practicality.
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The cool practicality of the exoskeleton is contrasted with this completely bonkers-looking third arm prototype.
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As such, I'd understand if they had doubts about the practicality of Sanders's sweeping immigration plan.
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What do you get for someone who's equally obsessed with style as she is with practicality?
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Despite all the shortcomings in price and practicality, I'm still glad the Predator 21 X exists.
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Mr Herzog admits that he uses the internet sparingly and mostly for the practicality of email.
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The other way to look at this, of course, is from the perspective of sheer practicality.
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Smart guns have faced opposition from gun rights groups concerned about their practicality and legislative implications.
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The Trailer Recutters, on the other hand, have discovered cinematic transcendence through sheer practicality and commerce.
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This pricing isn't actually too bad for those who prioritize style and flair over everyday practicality.
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Its popularity is based on a reputation for practicality and solid dependability, not fun and excitement.
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For buyers, these ultra-SUVs offer more practicality while maintaining high levels of performance and exclusivity.
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Philosophy and practicality are blurred together when an issue is brought in to the political arena.
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To question the practicality of any Green New Deal proposal is considered evidence of evil intent.
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Launched in 2016, Rothy's combines feminism, practicality, and sustainability in one expensive but very functional package.
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Clinton's practicality and the boom-and-bust cycles that have characterized her life with Bill Clinton.
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Instead, I reasoned that a love so pure and true had failed because it lacked practicality.
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Okay, probably not — but then again, practicality has never really been her (or her family's) style.
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Having served in the military during Soviet times, Kostya had admirable habits of practicality and efficiency.
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In person, as in her writing, she combines extreme practicality with a dry sense of humor.
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There are no mythic places in Wiseman's world, which is a land of practicality and procedure.
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Bevin's move to kill off the marketplace seems to be a mixture of politics and practicality.
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Less clear is whether a truce can be negotiated between freedom and safety, creativity and practicality.
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And the party's moderate wing will likely stoke skepticism about the practicality of her policy prescriptions.
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It's less practical but really is the point of the back of your laptop screen practicality?
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But when it comes to practicality, and rules, I really think this is a step forward.
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YES, you should probably double-major in college: one major for practicality, the other for flexibility.
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It's all the excitement of getting to open a present combined with the practicality of cash.
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Often, for reasons of practicality and pride, botanicals are selected with a nod to local produce.
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And this is one of the places where function and practicality kind of need to cross.
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These choices were not inspiring choices but data-based ones; the embodiment of Amazon's emotionless practicality.
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The thing is, so much of this variety of footwear is for statement-making purposes, not practicality.
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This is followed by the flash (pika), which contemplates the idea's profitability, then comes its practicality (iki).
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A completely straight line may suggest meticulousness and practicality — but it could also reveal a materialistic streak.
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"We call everyone doctors but when it comes to the practicality we all behave differently," Subin explained.
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The viability of Vetted rests on the practicality of performing veterinary services on your living room floor.
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For a phone that so clearly puts an emphasis on practicality, it's a stupid and annoying change.
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I gave you a small amount of leeway on the script, but that was mostly for practicality.
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How effective that process would be in practicality is unclear though, in part due to Facebook's scale.
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But, for now, we will say: What they lack in practicality they make up for in personality.
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Unlike the prospective truck owners, my vote is purely sentimental and not at all based on practicality.
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For reasons of both practicality and cultural politics, the installation has itself been a big, expensive feat.
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Feynman's variant came later, and it advanced the field enormously because of its greater simplicity and practicality.
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I lie out of practicality, but when people start abusing it, it can become addicting, like drinking.
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His lack of a laptop appears to be more for practicality and work-life balance than security.
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There's a depth of understanding that, for Earth signs, is built on a steadiness and a practicality.
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The Freehand New York has all the practicality and soul of a hostel, without sacrificing any comfort.
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Those cars are popular, and thus homogeny and blandness are a good thing from a practicality standpoint.
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To add even more practicality to both Anna and Elsa's wardrobes, they wear pants underneath their dresses.
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He settled on a 1003-horsepower Volkswagen GTI, a vehicle beloved for its practicality and strong performance.
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Indeed, Americans in general have long professed a commitment to practicality and a general distaste for politics.
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Ms. Adams delivers a compassionate performance as a girl whose swagger and practicality hides a melancholy edge.
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"Her natural secrecy has been reinforced by political practicality," said a person who advises the prime minister.
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That's important, as typical offerings have been priced in the same range but offered significantly less practicality.
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The combination of speed, practicality and potential cost savings is encouraging factory operators to experiment with 53G.
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But there are still times I wish there was some more hard-core practicality to her views.
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Current Narrative: You probably wouldn't be able to tell at first glance, but Ms. Choi prizes practicality.
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Claudia, who is truly a role model to any adult, combines relentless practicality with a romantic soul.
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Dr. Richard Muller, a physicist, has no faith in the system or the practicality of Musk's ideas.
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The swooping concept car, unveiled last weekend at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, rejects all notions of practicality.
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Some opposition politicians and analysts have questioned the affordability and practicality of those changes, given a struggling economy.
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But on the other, why bother with a concept car if you're only going to aim for practicality?
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The CX-5 may out-drive the CR-V, but it can't beat the practicality of the Honda.
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All season long, we've had to sacrifice style for practicality more times than we'd even like to admit.
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His plans are unique both for their commitment to practicality and how completely untethered they are to reality.
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Then there's the added fun that trendy swimsuit styles aren't always the best choice in the practicality department.
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"[The label] came from a personal place, and as a result, from a place of practicality," says Centenera.
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These trends are part practicality (today's communication tools enable faster, more colloquial online conversation) and part paradigm shift.
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We, of the optic white shoe movement, could care less about stains, traditions, practicality, classic femininity...or, gah!
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He would look at products not based on the number of features but on their practicality and usability.
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Earth is solid—it's an element that astrologers relate to practicality and hard work, but also physical sensuality.
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They're smaller, hovering in the shared space between jetpacks and motorbikes, with a focus on fun over practicality.
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NASA climate scientist-cum-activist Jim Hansen is a strong proponent of nuclear power because of its practicality.
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But regulatory uncertainty is something that can be remedied with a little bit of practicality and political courage.
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It's hard to judge how secure Huawei's system is, but it sure as hell beats Apple's on practicality.
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" But Blanchett said style came second to practicality: "I didn't know what size I was going to be!
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Front Burner Whimsy and practicality make this pepper mill a winning house gift for that coveted beach weekend.
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Focus on the aspect of the trash can that those home decorating shows tend to gloss over — practicality.
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Unlike most sports cars, 0003s always had a modicum of practicality thanks to small backseats suitable for children.
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On Wednesday, your planetary ruler Venus links up with committal Saturn, providing your relationships with practicality and purity.
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But beyond practicality and sustainability, a hankie gives me pleasure in a way that a tissue never could.
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Gold-filigreed walls and inlaid wood floors presented a striking contrast to the Calvinist practicality of Geneva buildings.
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Odd Experiments at Cooler Gallery An exhibition of work by furniture designers who are challenged to ignore practicality.
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While minivans still typically beat crossovers on practicality, the Telluride can definitely handle pretty much any family's needs.
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In the United States, debates have swirled around the health benefits and practicality of breast-feeding for years.
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They became shorthand for a key swath of America, one not driven by ideology so much as practicality.
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Part of the appeal is history (more on that in a moment) and part of it is practicality.
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It is intended as a marriage of practicality — to unite enemies over a cup of tea — and art.
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"I was not fighting against anyone, I was fighting against common sense and practicality," he says with a laugh.
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As you can see, it's suitably sci-fi in its design sensibilities, but it's designed with practicality in mind.
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The practicality of setting up a mining a system in Iceland with 600 stolen computers seems all but impossible.
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Gaming laptops are as much a contest of engineering bravado as they are an attempt at portability and practicality.
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Lane wanted to wait for a first look when his bride walked down the aisle, but practicality won out.
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Crossover vehicles have taken U.S. market share from sedans with their higher profile, increased practicality and car-like driveability.
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She knows exactly what pet owners need in terms of quality and practicality, and this collection delivers just that.
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The result is a line of looser silhouettes that combine practicality with visual interest: ruffled sweaters and cropped pants.
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But we were surprised to see just how many showgoers actually considered the weather conditions, combining style and practicality.
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James guesses that the relationship between the changing internet and these unchanged sites is simply a matter of practicality.
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Civil groups have also questioned the practicality of the recommendation, noting that in El Salvador pregnancies are often unplanned.
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It was just the practicality of getting into the silo with the cameras, and staying safe with the kids.
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The tube frame chassis design left enough room for a clever side trunk, maintaining some of the Corvette's practicality.
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It's all well and good saying this, but the practicality of actually letting your creativity out isn't that easy.
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Practicality indicates that it is more likely that the lost capacity will be made up with natural gas generators.
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He argued Republicans in Congress need to pass a bill targeting Obamacare as a matter of practicality and politics.
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As Acura returns to the performance category, they're aiming to attract customers for practicality as well as the passion.
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She had brought her softness, her femininity, her down-to-earth practicality and deep empathy into our life together.
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What makes the Maxwell an anyplane is ultimately less its P2006T airframe than its intended purpose, which is practicality.
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Another factor could be practicality, as more than one-third of millennials grew up with single or divorced parents.
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When I'm going to read at length I want it to be for work or pleasure, not for practicality.
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Shopping Guide With the right blend of aesthetics and practicality, children's chairs can be just as pleasing to parents.
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Despite being impressed by their practicality and performance, Consumer Reports doesn't recommend any Tesla products because of poor reliability.
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Welcome practicality does bring a visual downside: The wide, chunky rear deck makes the 'Vette a bit back heavy.
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Given the inherent conflicts between performance, practicality and comfort, a good touring car can be really hard to create.
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But there is something else that we learn — or relearn — from Harris's run: the enduring practicality of black voters.
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For much of its history it has been praised for its practicality, and yet maligned as so deeply uncool.
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Instead, it's the fashion-forward model aimed at buyers willing to sacrifice some practicality for a more stylish design.
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So yeah, the practicality became that it just made sense that I should have nothing to do with it.
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Asked to assess the practicality of high-speed hyperloop pods and Musk's The Boring Company, Richard Anderson was skeptical.
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Dalio is far from the only business leader who believes that success requires a mix of idealism and practicality.
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I doubt it's because of the practicality of them—I assume a celeb somewhere started it, or a hipster.
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In a nutshell, Sanders wants the contest to be about ideology, and Clinton wants it to be about practicality.
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To find out, I spoke to experts about the practicality and the potential of transportation's most talked-about development.
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Speaking after Trump, Attorney General William Barr cast the decision as one of legal practicality rather than of ideological shift.
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Luckily, they value practicality above most things, which is why you won't see many Capricorns being consumed by their perfectionism.
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He says it's all about love, but there's also a practicality there: No way is Gilly safe without Sam around.
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Put practicality aside for a moment, and you've got perhaps the single most powerful laptop ever made at your disposal.
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But at Louis Vuitton's fall 2018 show, at least we caught a glimpse of another pillar of futuristic fashion: practicality.
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These suits look as though they are designed with an eye towards practicality, and they're not overly large or cumbersome.
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I just hope that when the proverbial shit hits the fan, she puts that practicality to use and blocks him.
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What that means in practicality is that musicians, engineers, lyricists, producers, and liner note writers can all apply to vote.
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When the weather outside isn't great, you'll need pieces that pull double-duty when it comes to style and practicality.
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Enter Zoosk, an online dating site and mobile app that promises ease of use and practicality in the singles world.
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But Lanthimos subverts the entire idea by turning love into a petty, complicated construct, and magic into a grotesque practicality.
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Consider also infamous torture devices, like the rack and Scolds Bridle, which also face scrutiny over their popularity and practicality.
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And part practicality: it can help you keep a better security and audit trail for what passes through that product.
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Photo by Nick Statt / The Verge Although its practicality right now seems limited, this kind of technology has huge potential.
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There is a disconnect between the messaging and the practicality of the overall health of American children, especially poor children.
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Front Burner The undeniable practicality of plastic glassware for outdoors is combined with attractive design in these glasses from Pubware.
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Grohl's not pure practicality, though: He also owns a $140,000 Tesla which he acknowledges is 'impractical' and 'the stupidest thing.
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But you probably shouldn't buy one, as the Mazda 23 hatchback offers more value for your money with similar practicality.
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Practicality triumphed; most boys sipped and nibbled, to stay aware in class and to hit and field cricket balls afterward.
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As crossovers take the lead in practicality, VW has to bet that some consumers will prioritize fun and driving excitement.
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On Wednesday evening at 83:58 PM, Venus harmonizes with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, grounding your thinking in practicality.
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Not everyone's on board, though, with some critics questioning the intervention's practicality and applicability in the wake of a disaster.
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Exposure to the practicality of the subject matter shows girls how math can be interesting, uncomplicated and within their reach.
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But practicality and emotions can coexist, and focusing on real-world necessities is an important part of dealing with death.
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Whatever points I would normally take away for cheap gray plastic, I must give back for this machine's stunning practicality.
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Contrary to many digital currencies, ripple has been working with large institutions, giving it an aura of legitimacy and practicality.
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Beyond my lack of confidence in the practicality of arming teachers as a solution, the discussion made me incredibly sad.
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Without running the numbers, it's safe to say that this amount of energy is way beyond the realm of practicality.
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After testing out several pieces ourselves, which you can read here, we were impressed by the practicality and cost-efficiency.
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The variety and practicality of electric vehicles have grown tremendously in the past half decade, showing no signs of stopping.
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Stylists loved the aesthetic of the sleek suit Christian Bale wore in 2005's "Batman Begins," but questioned its practicality.
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From Harris rightward, there is a healthy skepticism of the practicality (and political savvy) of backing those massive government programs.
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That puts its mission to preserve habitat for gorillas and other creatures, however noble, on a collision course with practicality.
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Plus, every product on our list would also make a great gift for someone who appreciates clever design and practicality.
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It&aposs one of those rare occasions where you don&apost have to sacrifice design for practicality or vice versa.
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His inability to understand Amy and Meg's financial practicality stems from his obliviousness to women's subservient place in contemporary society.
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And even if you like the look, you have to like it enough to sacrifice practicality and pay more money.
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Many voters will weigh the practicality behind Democratic plans, whether it's "Medicare for All," free college tuition, or wealth taxes.
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Good thing, because electric cars remain years away from offering the affordability, performance, and practicality needed to truly displace conventional automobiles.
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He is focused more on messaging principles and plans for a potential Republican president than on the current practicality of governing.
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We don't want to have to look like we're just doing practicality, we still want to be able to look fashionable.
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We will talk how they are doing it and debate the practicality as well as the moralist of this bold move.
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Today, the Swedish purveyor of practicality launched two new collections — PS 2017 and Spridd — and they're like nothing we've seen before.
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Unfortunately, it's sold out, but you could probably recreate the look with some old pants and a true hatred for practicality.
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This kind of 3D UWB sensor could even be a step up from LIDAR when it comes to practicality and aesthetics.
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In contrast, the "hydrogen economy" has limited practicality, not for technical reasons, but because it requires building out a new infrastructure.
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The answer is less about immediate practicality and more about what it could mean for Apple's product lineup in the future.
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As a result, when one questions the practicality of any Green New Deal proposal, there are usually one of two responses.
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This prompted some roasting on Twitter, with some poking fun at the guidelines and others expressing concern about the card's practicality.
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Adoption and expansion of electric vehicles in India will require an ecosystem to support their practicality, frugality and clean-energy objectives.
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Practicality and location aside, we're all about Duff celebrating a kickass ensemble, whether it's PJs or jorts and a chic trench.
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Second, setting up formal talks would require some clarity and practicality about objectives, which the Trump administration has not yet shown.
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For those who can afford it, the Urus serves up an enticing cocktail of menacing looks, supercar performance, and SUV practicality.
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It was as though the practicality of their own jobs — administering strep tests, cleaning teeth, drafting contracts — was elevated by association.
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"For practicality and having no children, I recognized that at some point in my life, I will need help," she said.
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Monét, razzed by Ru for her close-cropped "pussycat" wigs, defended her working-mom style choice on the grounds of practicality.
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While there is merit to her argument, there is a level of practicality that Democrats, and especially Pelosi, simply cannot ignore.
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In practicality, impeachment has served more as a tool to investigate and check the president, rather than remove him from office.
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Gail: You've got a solution based on practicality (do this in little bits) combined with a political strategy that's utterly unrealistic.
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It looks great, it's efficient, and it manages to keep enough practicality that it won't be unusable in the real world.
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Like the Jeep Wrangler, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class (or "G Wagon") is practicality raised to the level of automotive art.
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But to other groups of Republicans, and specifically evangelicals, the relationship the United States has with Israel goes beyond geopolitical practicality.
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Forum combines the appeal of shopping through Instagram with the practicality of being able to test out products before buying them.
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His self-control, practicality, positivity and strength seemed to represent the opposite of what I perceived as my own hidden weakness.
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While 43 percent oppose, the slight plurality favoring practicality is significant, considering Texas is both deeply Republican and a border state.
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"We took our time to do the due diligence on the financial practicality and wisdom of doing this," Mr. Haynes said.
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"Just because it has an air of practicality about it, and doesn't sound like science fiction, makes it no less audacious."
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There are also questions of practicality surrounding driving while wearing what looks like on old-school swimming cap on your head.
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Portability and practicality were factors, of course—no need to wait for the wife's shows to finish on the TV before playing.
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And the energy and the idealism is on the far left, and the money and the practicality is more toward the center.
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The practicality of this idea is still up for debate, considering most of us don't just have Legos lying around these days.
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The Ford company, synonymous with rapacious practicality, encounters the completely impractical pinnacle of motorsport and literally can't compute the resources it consumes.
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Yes, some people are slaves to practicality, but when it comes to gorpcore, this style choice is, of course, all about irony.
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At one point, Warren delivered one of her most pointed lines of the night when Delaney questioned the practicality of her policies.
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Minivans like the Chrysler Pacifica offer just as much room and practicality while beating the Yukon XL on price, technology and refinement.
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Now that pants are relevant again, it's time to take inventory to tackle both practicality and trendiness for the next few months.
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But, what they lack in pizazz they make up in practicality (as much as a healing crystal can be "practical," of course).
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Despite being a very black-and-white thinking Capricorn, when it comes to relationships, I will choose passion over practicality every time.
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Aloy still kills for craft and practicality, and still finds her own light in the lives of the mortals she walks alongside.
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The moves seemed as much an act of narrative-building as of practicality or need, a couple more names for the marquee.
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Now that they've taken over that preeminent role, it's their attractiveness and practicality that will keep them ahead of any modular competitors. .
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There may not be a ton of purpose and practicality in that, but it sure as hell is a lot of fun.
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Let's hope our policymakers listen to the head of FERC, and not alarmists with little grounding in real world probability and practicality.
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The universal response has been a mix of sunny optimism, some of it perhaps forced by the lack of alternatives, and practicality.
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Amazon Echo appears to be the first device to establish a real beachhead in the space in terms of practicality and popularity.
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You can't beat the portability and practicality of a pocket notebook, and writing down new information should help you remember it better.
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As with so many other slow foods, the double-curd method isn't tasty by design; it's simply a by-product of practicality.
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Perhaps as a reaction to this, the working people (including me) tend to dress more for practicality than as a performance piece.
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Party pride and political practicality leave tactical voting as the most viable way for parties to work together against a common enemy.
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Indeed, in some quarters of D.S.A., "Harringtonite" has become a term of abuse, used to demean people who emphasize practicality and compromise.
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Temperatures there topped 93 degrees (about 34 Celsius), but propriety won over practicality, and formal wear was the order of the day.
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Gillum expanded on his call on Wednesday, saying that ICE should be absorbed into the Justice Department as a matter of practicality.
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Because of their practicality and egalitarianism, commercial colleges often hosted a spirit of rebellion against the elitism and stodgy classicism of academia.
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She found a way to match the strict Modernist demand for utility and practicality with the elusive quality known as good taste.
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On his visit, Leech dressed with Branson-esque practicality and care: a navy suède jacket, a zip-up Henley, snazzy gray sneakers.
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Most utopians of the seventies retreated not into cynicism, as the cynical story often goes, but into practicality, with their ideals intact.
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But not as small as you might think, as the hatchback design gives you a leg up in practicality over subcompact sedans.
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Affordability and practicality should be high on everyone's priority list, as most undergraduate degrees often don't propel graduates into perfect career paths.
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Pacing yourself and learning to approach your aspirations with a touch of practicality is important to your growth in the long run.
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Thus, despite the statistical significance of weight loss results, the clinical significance and practicality of sustaining an [intermittent fasting] regimen are questionable.
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For $140 or less, the Under Armour HOVR shoes fuse great, cushioned performance shoes with the ease and practicality of fitness trackers.
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And in their judging, persona rarely trumps practicality: Even the brutal critiques are constructive, and they almost always find something to praise.
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I can understand the harshness or practicality of the position that they took, but I still would've liked to give it a try.
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Without social norms to reinforce it, honor has become something of a fatal disease, one that can only be cured by brutal practicality.
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Few countries have decriminalized the possession of cocaine, with experts divided over the practicality of legalizing one of the most addictive illegal drugs.
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Other times, conference organizers are so committed to "the look" they're going for that they're willing to eschew practicality for dress wearers altogether.
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The practicality of this particular Porsche means it's probably doomed to stay in the shadows of the 911s and 918s of the world.
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The nightlight can also trigger its own events based on the built-in ambient light and touch sensors, if you're interested in practicality.
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If you can do something that no one else can or is willing to, then you absolutely should do it, practicality be damned.
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Chan agrees: "I think we often gravitate towards a certain level of practicality after a period of more frivolous summer purchases," she says.
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But if you want the best mix of practicality, capability, value, technology and refinement, the Ford Expedition Max wins out in every category.
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When it comes to practicality, they prevent you from lifting your arms and get really weird when you have to wear a backpack.
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The Cross Turismo more closely resembles Porsche's wagon-y Panamera lineup, and it's meant to offer a little more practicality than the Taycan.
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And again, we need to separate the legality of things like every company runs through human resources versus the practicality of human relationships.
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As The Atlantic cited in 223.18, many gifts fall flat because the giver focused too much on sentimentality and not enough on practicality.
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I wanted to show how the practicality of it worked: How do you manufacture this specific item to do this kind of action?
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Researchers also pinpointed four reasons participants gave for why they would stay friends with an ex: security, practicality, civility, and unresolved romantic desires.
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Enjoy all the fun, and practicality, of voice control with Alexa in a bigger speaker, with crisper, richer sound thanks to Dolby processing.
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Judged on grounds of practicality, simplicity and ease of implementation, the prize money was split between two broadly similar entries from private individuals.
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It's the suffering and spider-specific movement that triggers me, and no sense of duty or practicality can convince me to face it.
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It reminds me of her elegance and practicality and the family vacations I hope to someday share with a family of my own.
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Like most everything she'd done since high school, she took this route because she hoped its practicality would take her away from home.
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The team focuses on engines or powertrains that add an exceptional degree of value of the car, and factor in practicality and value.
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Janet L. Yellen, who was the Fed's first female chair, often makes a case for greater representation on the basis of pure practicality.
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There's a practicality, where I want to be comfortable, but there is another part of me that doesn't leave the house without eyeliner.
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As debate continues over the effectiveness and practicality of a wall, there are a number of potential flash points along the southern border.
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It's an all-electric SUV that bears the name of the company's iconic muscle car, so expect a blend of performance and practicality.
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Ms. Warren attached addenda from respected economists and legal scholars to head off skeptics, but questions about the plan's practicality will inevitably persist.
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The Bolt is something else altogether: an electric car that aims for practicality over sex appeal, while still serving up some tasty performance.
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But from the liberal point of view such gains must be set against two big disadvantages, one a matter of principle, one of practicality.
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" Ms. Shekerjian called it "staying loose," a way of embracing the uncertainty inherent in the creative process, "often without regard for practicality or efficiency.
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As much as this sign is associated with optimism, confidence, and practicality, Lau says that Roosters also tend to be pretty opinionated and demanding.
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The Symonisk shelf speaker design seems mostly focused on practicality, but it's a good-looking speaker (available in both black, as tested, and white).
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Though she says she "honestly cannot pick one," she is partial to the fanny pack for its pure practicality as a mother of twins.
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The new e Prototype carries over much of the original's appeal, though loses a few of the edgiest features in the name of practicality.
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Whenever I come up with a toy, no matter how ridiculous or offensive or strange, I always put into it a level of practicality.
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But it proves the practicality of the design, and researchers are hopeful that they can scale up to a commercially viable product in time.
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As a matter of practicality, British exporters will have to follow the rules of the single market even if they are not in it.
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But Trump had changed that demand for purity and replaced it with practicality, meaning they were now supporting anyone who was the Democratic nominee.
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But, there are a few essentials you should have on hand to transition seamlessly from winter to spring, for both practicality and style purposes.
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"One of the funny things about dining etiquette is that it's the slowest to change because it's the one based on practicality," Lizzie says.
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The proposal to remake the U.S. healthcare system will face scrutiny from Warren's more moderate Democratic opponents, who have questioned Medicare for All's practicality.
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We pondered, traipsing through a parking lot into the store, the practicality of the four-inch crocodile stilettos on the woman ahead of us.
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That changed when I saw the lug-soled boat shoes from Gucci's resort collection, which give the preppy classic an injection of urban practicality.
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While this keeps the long line of the hoodie looking clean and tailored, it limits the practicality of the pockets in a big way.
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While its price is higher than come competitors', its ownership costs are lower, making it a good choice for long-term value and practicality.
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Whatever your thoughts about the practicality of his ideas, Musk combined with the already ruminative TED stage medium is basically non-stop brain bombs.
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The bag comes from a collaboration with Athleta and popular athleisure brand Caraa, which is known for balancing practicality and style with its bags.
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And I'll again recommend a piece in Democracy, by Lara Putnam and Theda Skocpol, on the passion and practicality of the anti-Trump resistance.
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The culinary jumble of jeweled fruits suggested an extravagance that belied its practicality: Fruitcake can fill your belly and has a long shelf life.
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Most modern models have evolved past those limitations with greater durability, safety, speed, affordability and other factors that strengthen the practicality of the car.
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The lack of heels was a feminist statement in and of itself, perhaps hinting at a new purpose for luxury, one that prioritizes practicality.
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If the trust-fund kids don't have to weigh the practicality of studying feminist philosophy when registering for classes, why should the scholarship students?
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Those of us who see immigration as an economic necessity, as well as a cultural good, question the practicality and desirability of this goal.
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She is also a lonely girl, and, with a combination of adult practicality and youthful naïveté, she insinuates her way into the brothers' lives.
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True to the aesthetic strategy she uses in her ready-to-wear, the Sonnie is both stylistically forward thinking and grounded in everyday practicality.
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Three women tried The 40-Hour Flat, and while we liked it, it hasn't dethroned the comfort and practicality of the $403 Day Gloves.
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Taking the practicality and comfort of workout gear and giving it a runway style makeover, the resulting clothes easily double up as everyday wear.
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Then, with plenty of humor and can-do practicality, she rewrote every step to clarify those opaque instructions our homemaking forebears took for granted.
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The key characteristic, in my view, is a certain dogged practicality, a rationality that is as much in the gut as in the brain.
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I'm finding as I get older, however, that what I'm wearing is less about what's cool right now right this minute and more about practicality.
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Francis said that he had wanted to meet the families in Juárez, but that practicality and dissension among the families prevented a meeting from happening.
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It's unlikely that designers are fresh out of ideas, but despite what this dress style lacks in practicality, it must make up for in profitability.
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Soon, Mia's practicality pushes Sebastian into touring with a hugely popular band, playing music he hates for a bandleader (John Legend) he considers a sellout.
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That's especially true for pregnant women and mothers living in developing nations, who are often left to grapple with health care accessibility, affordability and practicality.
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For one thing, it serves as a bracing reminder that the supreme political achievement in American history was born of mutual concession, moderation and practicality.
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This concept car is a throwback to the old times when concept designers didn't have to concern themselves with any measures of practicality or feasibility.
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Why it matters: Bloomberg would be a voice of more moderate practicality in a field where the early campaigning has been dominated by leftish idealism.
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Instead, the Levante GTS is fit for the buyer who isn't willing to sacrifice fun or excitement to get the practicality they need for life.
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Sure, it may look off-putting at first, but when you think about the practicality and freshness of it, there's really nothing not to love.
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That's both an issue of vision and ambition, and an issue of practicality and how things actually happen hour-by-hour in a minister's day.
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Meanwhile, an Obama-era marriage of practicality which brought Shi'ite militias into the fight against Islamic State will not play out as well for Trump.
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He further elaborates on balancing his inspiration with practicality, saying he wanted the dress to move and dazzle as she danced with her new husband.
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Rather, the speech framed her place in the race as being the candidate who understands the populist discontent but will react to it with practicality.
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What it lacked in elegance or practicality (aliens with three hands loved it), it made up for with one truly great button: the Z trigger.
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Doubtful. He's too practical, and practicality tells him, as he airily tells the slave masters, that the rich and poor will always be with us.
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Now we're getting into more of the practicality of what is the system and what is the problem and then how do we fix it?
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Fanny packs became cool again in 2018, according to Marie Claire, both because of their practicality and the cute patterns in which they became available.
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Chamberlain said the move was designed to test the practicality of electronic pricing after some LME members asked the exchange to consider closing the ring.
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What's perhaps most surprising about this outfit, however, isn't its formality, but its practicality, layered as it is over a long-sleeve Adidas zip-up.
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The 18 options ahead don't just look good, they offer practicality, versatility, and inspire us to get outdoors...even if it's just for a day.
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Other than the practicality of the new job opportunity, he said there was "unbelievable overlap" between his personal life, professional life, and his own desire.
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Defenders hailed it as a paragon of practicality and preservation and the sort of sensible, sustainable construction too rarely seen at major international sporting events.
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It seems to come down to my embrace of practicality and conventional expectations over passion, a pattern that in some ways mirrors my romantic life.
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This app scored points for originality as well as its practicality, and is perfect for travelers who don't have any cool cousins of their own.
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Moskovit questions the practicality of asking one of his traders to learn and utilize various software applications, all of which are different and require training.
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This aspect shows the potential for smooth sailing into an agreement, either spoken or written, that comes from a place of practicality and essential function.
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Their purpose is almost more useful to grasp as an idea than as a practicality: Here lies everything we can't remember but should never forget.
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Aquatalia Nathalia Water Resistant Knee High Boot, available at Nordstrom, $237.98 (originally $595) [You save $357.02]Fashion and practicality don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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It is an eye-opening examination of practicality, religious belief, clubbishness and personal identity played out in mostly familiar garments from around the world. 6.
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Their purpose is almost more useful to grasp as an idea than as a practicality: Here lies everything we can't remember but should never forget.
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Even Chile's upper class has historically shunned ostentation in favor of austere practicality — in Concepción, for example, the oldest buildings only date to the 1950s.
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" Back in the 216s, the Chinese martial arts historian Tang Hao advocated for reform within the culture, and urged practitioners to "emphasize practicality; renounce embellishment.
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But Musk has suggested a few times this last year that he will present a new, smaller version of the vehicle in the pursuit of practicality.
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I like practicality, but I still think the bezels on the smaller Pixel 2 are too big, and I wish the XL was a little smaller.
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The company says it's learned from its previous fuel cell efforts to reduce the size of the tanks and improve performance, thereby not adversely impeding practicality.
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But there are edge cases that challenge the practicality of the program: The recipient has to be home to receive their packages, making it less flexible.
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Practicality likewise prevailed in the early 2000s, when Lopez Obrador was Mexico City mayor, and he and Slim teamed up to revitalize the decrepit historic center.
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It's a reminder that with so much still to do to turn quantum supremacy into quantum practicality, no one is sure which tech will win out.
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The practicality of plush, light-colored decor for party-prone college students was also questioned in concerned think pieces over how put-together these rooms are.
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But somehow I suspect if you're paying that kind of money for a Blu-ray player, practicality is not the primary deciding factor for you anyway.
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As your planetary ruler Venus faces off with intense Pluto and taskmaster Saturn, it's time for you to address your career from a place of practicality.
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While some technology veterans may bash Bumble for offloading their engineering to their parent company, she is unapologetic about the benefits and practicality of the arrangement.
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Hamdard, who has in the past worked extensively with the MCIT and the IT private sector in Afghanistan, is skeptical of the practicality of the bill.
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The spacious and sturdy Kraus Standart PRO 33-Inch 16-Gauge Single Bowl Stainless Steel Farmhouse Kitchen Sink brings style and practicality to your kitchen. Pros:Cons:
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Once we had our estimates, we then weighed cash returns against other factors including interest rates and fees, cash-back categories, practicality, bonuses and other perks.
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It might not have the most exciting cabin or the softest ride, but the GTI offers so much fun and practicality that it's impossible to ignore.
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It's an emotional day for you, Virgo—you're famous for being the sign of analysis and practicality, but today you're all about the feeling and vibe.
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The three companies here are working to change that, applying an approach that stresses collaboration, communication and practicality to create and sell clothes that women crave.
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In your answer, consider practicality, tradition, advertising and market trends, and then read this Times article on a new wristwatch designed with young adults in mind.
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Digital currency ripple has blown past its cryptocurrency rivals largely because it is working with large institutions, which give it an aura of legitimacy and practicality.
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These are cheaper alternatives to be sure, but DIY's practicality depends on how much time you have, and how you can afford to allocate that time.
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Centuries ago, the ancestors of Northern Vietnam's local hill tribes created this place of practicality and profound beauty for the most basic of reasons — to survive.
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And she saw, too, how the cutting of the grass might look like a deliberate affront, a contemptuous stroke of brute practicality against imagination and spirit.
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Kilts, dhotis, lungi, sarongs, tunics and even the toga have obvious advantages over the two-legged garment that forfeits aesthetics to practicality in almost every case.
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The failure to enforce a law here or there for reasons of mere convenience or "practicality" leads gradually and yet inexorably to a state of lawlessness.
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It will cost $6.49 CA plus tax (roughly $4.90 USD), and it will be used to determine both demand and practicality of offering the vegan patties.
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The sport utility segment has matured so that all of those sedan varieties can still be had, with practicality and a raised ride height to boot.
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The sport utility segment has matured so that all of those sedan varieties can still be had, with practicality and a raised ride height to boot.
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Although McMillan prided himself on his ability to create playscapes that evoke a child's sense of imaginative exploration, his priorities were rooted in practicality and safety.
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At base, the 812 is a mega-grand-tourer, the highest expression of a genre that's not about practicality but the raw pleasure of getting someplace.
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But, given the right price point (don't get your hopes up), we're looking at some serious practicality here, meaning it could be the brand's next home run.
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Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel applauds the fine, but questions the practicality of pursuing damages when actions need to be taken to prevent the crimes in the first place.
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His team plans to expand the program at the middle school and other local schools to determine the long-term practicality of creating a consistent screening process.
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Behar says the team spent almost a year sending prototypes to schools around the world for feedback, as they slowly negotiated a compromise between looks and practicality.
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If you're a smart home aficionado on a first-name basis with your devices, you already understand the practicality of home helpers like Alexa, Google, and Siri.
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The practicality and applicability of education are still the goal, as innovative school programs and their partners seek to reimagine the educational system in the 21st century.
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How better to understand the practicality of domestic architectural design than to sit in the bedrooms, wander the halls, and peek into the closets of someone's home?
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For the contest for Hispanic hearts and minds is in part a proxy fight: a dispute about how to help the disadvantaged, pitting practicality against idealistic fervour.
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I asked him about skepticism surrounding the cost and practicality of the Hyperloop — some have referred to it as Musk's "pipe dream" — but BamBrogan dismissed such criticism.
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As electric vehicles (EVs), hydrogen-powered fuel cells and advances in solar gain market practicality, cars may run without gas, but they will not run without connectivity.
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But practicality is not what the holidays are all about at Goop, which is why a pricey $595 silk kimono from Fleur du Mal comes highly recommended.
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Citi's remarks reflected a growing consensus among analysts that Trump's hard-line approach to trade as a candidate is giving way to more practicality as a president.
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Practicality is usually a low priority for exotic automobiles, but the Arrow will include powered windows, electronic stability control, ABS, and a satellite navigation system as standard.
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But the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, the Best Hybrid SUV for the Money, has all the practicality of the gas-only RAV4, plus an efficient gas-electric powertrain.
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Larsen needed practicality in her fashion, and all of these women were clearly hardworking — their photos, while artful, were still labor at the end of the day.
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And, ironically, even as schools trumpet practicality of math for the everyday person, most of its math — save calculus and statistics — was discovered by the ninth century.
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Miuccia Prada likes a statement shoe — from nail heels to platform slippers — but this wedge lace-up strikes the perfect balance between high fashion and blessed practicality.
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Another rule, though, is less about avoiding ridicule and more about practicality: When a foul ball screams into the press box, you've got to protect your laptop.
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Entries will be judged based on the mass, diameter and length of the bucket drum, scoop width, practicality and the volume of regolith that can be captured.
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Practicality was a determining feature in the design of such places, and it was for the Drawing Institute, founded by Menil's curator emerita, Bernice Rose, in 2008.
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Like the rest of the line, it is produced in the United States and made of five-ply metal: aluminum for conductivity and stainless steel for practicality.
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The practicality of the Nixon platform trails far behind its aspirations, as great as the difference between a thousand seconds (17 minutes) and a billion (31 years).
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Details: They were also quizzed on the practicality of negative rates in the U.S. (something President Trump is keen on) and monetary policy's impact on income inequality.
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Harris' Democratic primary campaign has pushed her practicality and incremental changes over ideological transformations, setting her apart from more progressive candidates like Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders.
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Available in 10-plus colorways, this choice from Kuakko manages to combine style and practicality, and can be used for everything from air travel to day hikes.
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He puts practicality behind the saying, "Work smarter, not harder," by explaining how he cut his hours from 80 to four per week and earned more money.
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With the DBX, Aston Martin hopes to extend the appeal of its brand beyond sports car fans who are willing to sacrifice practicality for style and performance.
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"The Louis XV period of style," he wrote, "was noted for very well-mannered dignity, symmetry and functional practicality," features that appealed to his sense of order.
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But it was unclear whether passengers were turning to the ride service out of fear or practicality; part of the Underground system was suspended after the bombing.
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Ms. Metcalf, who like Hillary grew up in Illinois and has what Mr. Mantello calls "Midwest practicality," was able to bring humor and humanity to the role.
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Reid attributes that to a matter of practicality, saying he had "no choice" in the face of McConnell obstructing former President Barack Obama's court and Cabinet picks.
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"Hitler's concept of concentration camps as well as the practicality of genocide owed much, so he claimed, to his studies of English and United States history," wrote Toland.
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But Mayor de Blasio, so invested until now in social welfare issues, will have to show fortitude in defending the practicality of his venture in mass transit innovation.
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And yet, by giving in to the allure of practicality — and, let's be real, subsidized rent — some are rushing into cohabitation without thinking through the possible financial repercussions.
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First, the "Maestra," as it's officially known, has the look and feel of a luxury label item, minus any flashy logos — and plus way more practicality and organization.
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Price-conscious shoppers looking for a more basic crossover and those who want the utmost practicality may still be better served by options from Honda, Subaru and Toyota.
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With 220 hours of battery life on a single charge and built-in controls that make for crisp, clear phone calls, these all-purpose headphones embody premium practicality.
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I like most of the items, but after I try them on and think about the costs versus practicality, I decide to just keep one cute work top.
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The auto industry has been rallying around 200 miles as a baseline range for practicality; below that, range anxiety starts to become a big concern for potential buyers.
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Now, the twins aren't necessarily known for their practicality when it comes to style, but they are known for their unwavering pursuit in the art of being chic.
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Calls for single-payer invariably provoke concern over its practicality and expense, and it is true that single-payer proposals have to account for a drastic transition process.
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It's like the exuberant designs you see at fashion shows or from car manufacturers signaling their future intent: defined by pizzazz and excess rather than practicality and efficiency.
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However, some experts have questioned the practicality of forcing banks to enforce such a crackdown, or whether they would in fact compel Mexico to pay for the wall.
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However, there has been little appetite in Africa and EU officials have long questioned the legality and practicality of such camps — a view underlined in Juncker's blunt reply.
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This is celebration food, and to make it is to indulge in some wastefulness, to end up with less than you started with, to choose pleasure over practicality.
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Shiva is adamant that diverse, organic agriculture is a sustainable practicality that's capable of feeding the world's growing population, and says she has the research to back this.
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"The practicality of these measures remains questionable as they bring about an increase of the administrative burden, transport costs and the number of empty runs," the ministers wrote.
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Directed by Scottish filmmaker David Mackenzie, Hell or High Water is impeccably shot, adopting a visual style that evinces the same rough-and-tumble practicality of its world.
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That position is partly for practicality — if the UK tries to make new demands, there's the possibility that 27 other European countries will also try to make tweaks.
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"We are raised on a diet of communist propaganda and schooled in radical Africanist discourse, in the shadows of our father's hope and our mother's practicality," Msimang writes.
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You give up some practicality in opting for the swoopy 8 Series Gran Coupe over the 28 Series, but it's undeniably the looker of BMW's four-door lineup.
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Whitmer championed her gubernatorial campaign slogan in Michigan — "fix the damn roads" — and used infrastructure investment as a guiding metaphor for practicality and the possibility of bipartisan unity.
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But for a graduate like Catherine Lanyon, despite a "stressful" job search, given the choice to do college all over again, she wouldn't sacrifice her passion for practicality.
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The Sport is not the sportiest Civic — Si and Type R models are on their way — but it's tough to get more fun and practicality for your $22,000.
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One of the leading Republican candidates, Karen Handel, even wore her practicality as a badge of honor, citing not just Reagan but also Margaret Thatcher's "relentless incrementalism" credo.
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Yet what could have easily been twee was modernized by a sense of ease and practicality — Burch said her pinup for the collection was Diana, Princess of Wales.
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In December 1976, weeks before leaving office, Mr. Coleman announced that the auto industry would conduct a two-year demonstration of the practicality of installing airbags in automobiles.
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The combination of practicality, affordability and hipster-hamster marketing has made the Soul so successful it's often neck and neck with the Optima as Kia's best-selling car.
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But perhaps only at Hillsdale would a student cite Aristotle's emphasis on "the practicality of prudence" in an op-ed urging classmates to get behind the new president.
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This is only partly a matter of practicality for a touring production that must tell a sprawling story in 90 minutes with a minimal cast and affordable effects.
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Rather than ignoring researchers' concerns until the technology is mature, as with nuclear weapons, governments should open dialogue with AI researchers to design regulations that balance practicality with security.
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In a 2008 interview with Phong Bui of The Brooklyn Rail, Doyle cites the practicality of three supports, which "will stand anywhere," while four legs demand a level surface.
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As Mama Tina prepared to take a physical leap of faith off a yacht and into the ocean, Blue Ivy (protector of the realm) took a moment for practicality.
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This can present issues with comfort (it's hard to reach) and practicality (you're very likely to put your finger all over the camera lens when trying to use it).
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If one thing's for sure, the versatility and practicality (a warm head is a major key when the temps drop) of this topper gives it some major staying power.
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The self-driving computer is built on Nvidia's CUDA GPUs, and also increase the practicality of the computing hardware requirements for actually fielding self-driving cars on real roads.
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The goal to make a character that had the size, shape and capabilities, form factor and practicality of a character that wanted to do all that we could do.
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Couples often pass their phones back and forth as a matter of practicality, and parents often let their children use their phones to play games and check out apps.
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While there is a sound constitutional argument to be made here, there is a level of political practicality that cannot be ignored in the deeply polarized partisan climate today.
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"You always have to find a balance when flipping between budget, comps, style, and practicality, particularly when you are living in a home while doing the work," she said.
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If the people — usually a repository of common sense and practicality — do something that appears neither sensible nor practical, then it forces a period of long and hard reflection.
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"You've got to satisfy two problems, one of which is the legality of it and the other is the practicality of it," Clyburn said in an interview last month.
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With every major party implicated in corruption, López Obrador's supporters seem to care less about the practicality of his ideas than about his promises to fix a broken government.
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For those interested more in the practicality of purchasing a crossover SUV, you&aposll be glad to hear both models are similarly impressive when it comes to cargo space.
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Irrespective of where you stand on the legality, morality and practicality of President Trump's refugee ban, the way in which it was communicated at home and abroad was abysmal.
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Or you can immerse yourself in the glittery landscape of the Hollywood hills, the place that has applied a practicality to its dreams by making an industry of them.
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The public health minister, Steve Brine, announced on Tuesday that the government would consider evidence about the benefits of folic acid fortification, as well as the practicality and safety.
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For now, though, it's not fun enough to warrant the money or the sacrifices to practicality and comfort you have to make to choose it over a 7 Series.
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To ensure the Irish border remained open, Britain suggested customs checks could take place away from the border but EU officials were skeptical about the practicality of those arrangements.
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So the leaps onto counters are largely about practicality: the Texan is tall, but the television cameras that surround him block out many attendees' views unless he is elevated.
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The Babyletto Jubilee 3-in-1 Convertible Metal Crib ($623) is one of those rare pieces of baby furniture where you don&apost have to sacrifice design for practicality.
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Ruth Levitas, a luminary in the academic field of utopian studies, writes defensively about "the elision between perfection and impossibility" employed by critics who dismiss the practicality of utopias.
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WASHINGTON — Whenever a major conservative plan in Washington has collapsed, blame has usually been fairly easy to pin on the Republican hard-liners who insist on purity over practicality.
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Dabus, the creation of the Missouri-based AI expert Dr. Stephen Thaler, was fed a wealth of information including numerous abstract concepts related to design, practicality, color, and emotion.
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"If I was a magic genie and could give that to everyone and we could afford it, I would," Ms. Klobuchar said, underscoring her assessment of the idea's practicality.
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As luck would have it, the Pocket Samurai Titanium Keychain Knife combines the best of both worlds: the cool factor of a sword with the practicality of a utility knife.
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My strategy around my own finances was shaped by watching my older siblings graduate college and not find jobs — I picked a major based on practicality (for better or worse).
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Of course, I'd be remiss not to acknowledge that some pairs have accoutrements that make them slightly more difficult, but in comparison to boots of other heights, these get practicality.
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The Daily Shoe Miuccia Prada likes a statement shoe — from nail heels to platform slippers — but this wedge lace-up strikes the perfect balance between high fashion and blessed practicality.
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Weight reduction of this sort is where performance and practicality both benefit, and Audi claims a 0 to 100kmh speed on the PB18 of just a little over two seconds.
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"The idea of installing the solar panels on the rooftop is for practicality, whereby cars are protected from rain and sun and other environmental elements while supplying power," said Lawrence.
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As anyone who's ever attended fashion week will tell you, sometimes you have to put style before practicality, especially when trying to show off your very chic ensemble to advantage.
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Phipps questions the practicality of such a huge laser satellite but thinks the same basic plan could work just fine if carried out by a pulsed laser from the ground.
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Shin's Levee Proposal for Louis Valentino Park, Red Hook, Brooklyn (2018) converts discarded denim jeans into sandbags; two prototypes — bunker-like walls of imbricated denim — embody the proposal's makeshift practicality.
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The market for stylish, portable, high-quality audio gear is usually $100 higher (such as the Bowers & Wilkins P7), so the Beoplay H6s are winners on performance, practicality and price.
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ICON, a construction technology start-up in Austin, Texas, is among the socially motivated players in 3D-printed architecture and a leader in pushing it into the realm of practicality.
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" Of Bessie and her much older sister-in-law, Fadzai, equally long-suffering: "Both women, for all their apparent practicality, are ruled by their generous hearts — often stoicism's secret ingredient.
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From bath linens to sheets to dinnerware, the startup masters home essentials with the grace and style of an expensive luxury brand and the humble practicality of a value brand.
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For the Europeans, the crisp bank notes come from giant coupes: Take an SUV, subtract some practicality, add a dose of style and a few cow herds' worth of leather.
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Once we had our estimates, we then weighed the returns against other factors including interest rates and fees, practicality, bonuses and other perks, such as lounge access and insurance coverage.
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Both Venus and Pluto are currently in Capricorn, a sign famous for its drive and practicality, but which is also very lusty (all you Earth signs are very physical people).
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A large, cantilever canopy, solar-powered lights, and durable aluminum and steel hardware make the Hampton Bay 11-Foot Solar Offset Umbrella a solid combination of style, practicality, and innovation.
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"It's the simple practicality of finding the easiest way to refuge," said Victor Odero, regional advocacy coordinator for East Africa and the Horn of Africa at the International Rescue Committee.
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The Orbital Reflector places Paglen (for the moment, anyway) in this tradition — an artist defying the laws of nature and practicality in order to create a work larger than himself.
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Reading "Jitney," which won this year's Tony Award for best revival of a play, I was fascinated by the practicality and quiet dignity of Becker, who runs the jitney station.
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Aside from the practicality and enormous reach of radio, Radio in a Box capitalized on one of the cornerstones of psychological warfare that Muñoz and his colleagues write about: credibility.
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If companies like Facebook, YouTube, Google and Twitter don't start acting like platforms again rather than like motivated left-wing outlets, Republicans likely won't let principle outweigh practicality for long.
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While the Tabarellis acceded most of the time to Scarpa's desire for radical beauty over practicality, they drew the line at his plans for a vast wooden living-room floor.
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In fact, it's often the best way to eat a cheese stick, a snack that people weirdly expect to be "fun" even though its real value lies in its practicality.
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With sculptural, abstract shapes (practicality be damned!), they're ideal to be seen from the back of a stadium — which is probably what attracted Bowie to them in the first place.
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"This was a mutual decision and a matter of practicality given the nature of my work as an actor and a director, but that doesn't mean it was easy," Goldwyn writes.
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But in the long term there's a practicality to the idea of a flying vehicle that takes off vertically like a helicopter, is very quiet, and can serve short range transportation.
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Behind this broad strategic imperative lie a plethora of secondary motivations—and it is the number and variety of these that prompts scepticism about the coherence and practicality of the project.
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" While there's a practicality to Whiterose's gender fluidity, she's still every bit a calculating force: "She's willing to do a lot of things to achieve what she calls 'a greater good.
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But as much as it looks like a fashion crime, having listened to Bose's take on the neck speaker, I'm kind of sold on its practicality for someone like a cyclist.
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I've ridden all sorts of quirky electric rideables — unicycles, two-wheeled "hoverboards," skateboards, longboards, bikes, and scooters — but electric longboards have always been my favorite in terms of practicality and portability.
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Finding a bag that can fit a large laptop and the rest of your necessities that's not obnoxious and nerdy is rare, but Herschel is known for nailing practicality and clout.
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But a bill on the matter introduced for the 2015-2016 legislative session was criticized by legislators over practicality of implementation, including how it would burden juvenile court systems and facilities.
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"Our life is frittered away by detail," Thoreau wrote in the second chapter of "Walden" and relives in the game, as each day is an effort in practicality and basic survival.
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Sceptics, however, doubt the practicality of a pan-African agency, given the lack of a common legal system or an equivalent of the European Court of Justice to arbitrate in disputes.
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While the ankle-length hem recalls the Puritanical practicality of butter-churning gowns or hand-me-down prom dresses that didn't quite fit, it actually makes sense for two main reasons.
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Practicality. "It would be super weird to pull out sweet corn from the freezer in January, so we generally only put-by fruits," he says, using a colloquial term for preservation.
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In terms of practicality, Netflix's attempt to corner the market on its own data is an attempt to block out anybody else who claims to have viewership data for the service.
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For Mr. Fox, a restless chef who goes to bed and wakes up thinking about flavor combinations, the dish he had in mind was a puzzle requiring both creativity and practicality.
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I sympathize with the practicality of the guideline, and understand that it is aimed mostly at developing readers, but in practice I find the rubric a little deflating for young bookworms.
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The sex scenes are obviously faked for the cameras; close-ups linger on Ms. Dosch's expressive face as she reacts to the man's demands with a mixture of disgust and practicality.
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What a sharp contrast from the Democrats I talk to, many of whom feel swamped by the "electability" debate and the task of balancing practicality and vision in their electoral choices.
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After testing the practicality of playing games online in a "scrim league," the LPL has made the current schedule as a means to wrap up the spring split by April 19.
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With an eye-popping $19.1 million raised in Q3, Buttigieg's aggressive approach and appeal for moral practicality is likely a bid to siphon off moderate support from a battered Joe Biden.
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Of course, driving over 100 vehicles annually, it's my duty, as the video auto reviewer for The Times, to inform you that nothing beats a minivan for practicality and utility. There.
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Braids are versatile, but if there's anything that unites their diverse manifestations, it's a sense of practicality: A person with her hair braided is a person preparing to get something done.
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Now that the country has been freed by the Allies, moral logic (and simple practicality) demands that the defeated forces should be the ones to unearth the mines and defuse them.
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The fuller picture Porsche painted about the Taycan on Wednesday is one of an electric sports car that will hang with the fastest vehicles on the market, all without sacrificing practicality.
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There is something about clean lines, airy interiors, white walls and simple, wooden furniture that, outside of Sweden, where its practicality and function represents the principles of social democracy, feels elitist.
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Stress, and practicality, is why after the turtles are weighed, measured and scanned for tags similar to the microchip implants used to track pets, they are placed in a banana box.
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Sure, a cold-weather piece's practicality factor is key, but with the right shape, color, and composition, it can also be just what your outfit needs to go from bleh to boss.
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But I'm struggling with the practicality of it all: it's not large enough to power laptops for any decent stretch of time, and it's far more expensive than comparably sized USB chargers.
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"The Moors" is the story of the sisters Agatha, all hard practicality, and Huldey, childish and fantastical; their dog, a mastiff with the ennui of longtime despair; and their estate's new governess.
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It may prove a more attractive proposition to rivaling Honda and Toyota fuel cell sedans because its SUV shape offers more practicality and a style many new car shoppers are looking for.
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You get the decadence of chicken parm and the practicality of hot dogs; it's the stuff of stoner dreams and a perfect wiener delivery system and the best of all possible worlds.
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At $22018, it's not the cheapest charger out there, but the added practicality of it being a stand (instead of a charging pad) will make the price difference worthwhile for some users.
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Capricorn is a straightforward and down-to-earth energy, so this will bring a sense of practicality and confidence to your conversations—at least until the Mercury retrograde begins on December 19.
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Overall, I feel like the practicality of these headphones nudges them ahead of the Sony 7506s, and their price and sweeter sound makes them an obvious pick ahead of Audio-Technica's M50s.
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Located with Soviet practicality within the residential confines of the city, the plant emitted 22015,21 tonnes of sulphur dioxide every year, representing around 2350 percent of total sulphur emissions in the city.
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Rather, the only EVs that come close to matching Tesla on practicality, like the Chevy Bolt, tend to be more affordable, and therefore not as luxurious — or as focused on raw performance.
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The reversal seems to be one of practicality, as there is a limited universe of investors that can afford the $250 million minimum check size Sequoia is seeking for this new fund.
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If your agency is typical of others – or of any modern-day business, for that matter – the practicality of Capstone versus an auto-categorization or any automated statistical method may seem dubious.
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Reason 4 It's natural to want to overprepare There may be some practicality in stocking up, says Frank Farley, a professor at Temple University and former president of the American Psychological Association.
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But other elements were recognizable, like the flat vowels and the plaid shirts and the helpful practicality, like the lonesomeness of the undifferentiated plains, like the apposition of wilderness and chain stores.
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That's punching in the same weight class of traditional family sedans like the Accord and Camry, which means you don't have to give up much in the way of practicality or money.
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Several tuberculosis experts not involved in the study said they were impressed by the results, although they warned that much more testing of the idea's safety and practicality remains to be done.
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YouTuber and engineer Peter Sripol recently added a trio of ducted fans to a cheap robot vacuum, enabling it to fly over stairs — but also basically destroying its practicality as a vacuum.
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Car companies struck a pragmatic toneThe practicality on display at CES also stemmed from an increasing recognition that mastering transformative technologies, like self-driving cars, will take more than enthusiasm and ambition.
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"As more became known about her plans, the original excitement was offset by skepticism about the practicality of her positions," said Jeff Fager, the Democratic chairman in Henry County in southeastern Iowa.
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Clinton's newest stab at untangling the contradiction that has unexpectedly stifled her candidacy: how to make pragmatism and practicality sound as exciting as the "political revolution" grandly, if vaguely, promised by Mr. Sanders.
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Sometimes the filmmakers talk directly about their relatable dilemmas, like weighing their nostalgia against their practicality as they try to decide which of their grandmother's things to keep, and which to throw away.
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Beyond the practicality of an alarm, how we wake up is an important part of both sleep quality and framing your mood for the day, and should be a consideration in Nokia Sleep.
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A 2017 study in the journal Personal Relationships identified four main reasons why people maintain friendships with exes: security (emotional support, advice, trust), practicality (shared possessions or finances), civility, and unresolved romantic desires.
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The industry's latest foray into practicality comes in the form of the boiler suit — an all-in-one look that's perfect for those mornings you just don't want to think about getting dressed.
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In jacket form, it's definitely not as tough-edged and substantial a topper as your go-to moto, but it certainly delivers on the practicality front (and makes for a brilliant travel piece).
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Practicality and extreme design are often mutually exclusive when it comes to expensive bikes (just look at the awkward angles of the extreme choppers that cruise up and down the 173 every weekend).
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Beyond the safety challenges presented by drilling, the practicality of seeking to extract resources from the Arctic Ocean to meet our immediate or even future energy needs must be seriously evaluated and questioned.
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"On the issues, there's no comparison in terms of thoughtfulness, thoroughness and practicality," said the board, adding that Clinton will fight for social and economic reforms that will reduce poverty and help women.
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For my tastes, and for anyone with a fixed budget, the CB-250s are simply a much better choice, retaining the M21s' ruggedness, comfort, and practicality while improving on their sound and cost.
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The phrase, which derives from a Talmudic blessing, means "Blessed is the True Judge"—which can seem a strange, emotionless, and even mindless phrase to utter until you understand the practicality behind it.
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"It's the kind of thing that emerges in an ivory tower with not much thought about the practicality," said E.J. McMahon, a conservative economist and founder of the Empire Center for Public Policy.
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"I'm not going to pass judgment one way or another on the Green New Deal," he said when asked by a voter about the plan that is dividing some Democrats over its practicality.
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Her attempts to attack Sanders's support for single-payer health care this week were widely perceived as backfiring, especially among liberal primary voters who might be tempted to support Clinton out of practicality.
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For the next few months, comfort, texture, and practicality are key — layering is now unavoidable, ankle booties are an everyday must, and a solid and reliable (but still cool, of course) jacket is key.
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It's a smart practicality, because with the increasing number of laptops with stylus and Windows Ink support, you finally have a simple and secure way to stash the pen when it's not in use.
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As for practicality, it takes someone who has never had an afro to suggest that she wouldn't be able to fight with one, as if it's somehow heavier than some straight or wavy style.
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The wearable chicken holders are all about practicality without compromising NOLA style, as the straps that hold the fried chicken also double as festive Mardi Gras beads, available in classic green and purple colors.
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It takes passion, patience, and purchasing power to reach the peaks of great audio Beside their literal cost, the price you pay for customs comes in the form of daily practicality and initial setup.
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Fucking Roy was kind and gracious, suppressing his own ideas while generously fielding every wild and unbuildable notion from Ida, perhaps knowing that her interest in reality, in plausibility and practicality, could be low.
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With the right rain jacket, your outdoor activities need not be limited because of light rain or a torrential downpour, nor does your sense of style need to suffer in the name of practicality.
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"Technically, it can get negotiated later, but the practicality is, there's no shot," Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi, a Democrat and chairman of the Assembly's social services committee, said before the agreement was signed last week.
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Over the next two years it will probe quantum entanglement at vast distances and further explore the practicality of space-based quantum communication and long-distance quantum encryption via open-air optical channels (lasers!).
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It's a really basic set-up: You can walk around the ship, pick up items, put them down, or eat them, which is where her good-humoured (and very mom-like) practicality comes out.
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However, the fact that the bags do not close completely with a zipper or have a crossbody strap for extra traveling convenience makes us second-guess the bag's practicality as a dedicated travel bag.
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If the events of her tenure at the White House have taught us anything, though, it is that the moral case for intervention is only as strong as the practicality of the mission itself.
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This problem of practicality is where we get to one of the hidden traps of the KonMari method: While it's sometimes thought of as the philosophy of a minimalist, anti-consumerist lifestyle, it's not.
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These disruptions are inviting attacks on the practicality of electric vehicles and their potential emission benefits from vested interests like the oil and gas industry, which are then trickling down to the mainstream press.
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When businessmen run for office, often as Republicans, they tend to argue that people who have run businesses understand how to get things done — they'll bring practicality, competence, and a level head to politics.
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So in all likelihood, it was some mixture of practicality and a chicken-and-egg feedback loop between porn and general cultural tastes that killed hair in the adult industry and kept it down.
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The practicality of pontoon bridges worldwide is advertised as the proposal's main selling point; in fact, the idea is that it'd be constructed in six to eight months, and dismantled once the shutdown ended.
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The Russian-based mixed martial artist also posted a picture of him meeting with the secretary general of the Russian Boxing Federation, to discuss the possibility and practicality of a bout with Mayweather in Moscow.
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ALBANY — As the start of a sweeping statewide push to involuntarily remove homeless people from frigid streets loomed on Monday, questions about the practicality and impact of the plan continued to dog its architect, Gov.
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Designed by Zoe, the collection was crafted with active, busy moms in mind, featuring a chic black-and-white color pattern with metallic champagne accents and pinstripe detailing, paired with the practicality of washable fabric.
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"Clearly the left didn't want Admiral Jackson confirmed to a significant post, as they're having a hard enough time with the wisdom and practicality of other career service members in the Trump administration," says Stube.
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It's not a totally new design—British band Muse have been using a fleet of similar drones on their most recent tour—but Swiss firm Aerotain's design stands out, due to its soul-sucking practicality.
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The technology, which is described in a paper published this week in the journal Optica, could force us to once again redefine what a second is by virtue of both its accuracy, and, crucially, practicality.
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Troubled by the sight of her young niece trying to play netball in an unwieldy combination of hijab and team uniform, she decided to design something suitable for Muslim sensibilities that combined modesty and practicality.
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So it caught my eye recently when a team of French scientists published a paper on the practicality of putting a carbon tax on beef as a tool for meeting European Union climate change targets.
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"I'm just gonna do it 'til I can't do it," Sam tells her absentee brother about their mother's care, evincing a bohemian practicality that generally leads her to take a compassionate path of least resistance.
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The widening gap between Tesla and the rest of the self-driving-vehicle industry has created two distinct visions for the future of the technology, one defined by practicality, the other by a brash ambition.
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It's another thing entirely to attempt that same success on a three-row SUV, as the class is full of bloated monstrosities that sacrifice any semblance of fun or interest to the altar of practicality.
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So if we look at the practicality of allowing these founder-led companies to come with dual-class, it's better than them staying private and having investors not be able to invest in them at all.
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On a simple level of practicality there's a way to go before Mr Care-O-bot or any of its kind have the communication skills, dexterity and versatility of even the most cack-handed human carer.
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That's all changing with the X2, which is a "vehicle for active people looking for a combination of enjoyment and practicality," said Adrian van Hooydonk, senior vice president for BMW Group Design, in a press release.
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Like other shows, this one had its oddities, such as LG's fridge running Windows 10, but what stood out to me was the practicality and immediate emotional appeal of many of the new products on show.
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"That type of restriction would not be something they're probably considering, in all practicality, if they wanted to continue use of the product," said Cofer, director of the Pesticide Management Division at the state's agriculture department.
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But for all of their practicality, paper towels carry a heavy burden on the environment—even the ones made from recycled materials—generating an estimated 70 percent more carbon emissions than alternatives like electric hand dryers.
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On a simple level of practicality there's a way to go before Mr Care-O-bot or any of its kind has the communication skills, dexterity and versatility of even the most cack-handed human carer.
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The most common reasons people gave for staying friends with their exes involved the sense of security and sentimental value these friendships gave them, though men were more likely than women to name sex and practicality.
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Indeed, there was a grown-up practicality at the forefront of many designs, such as the new Fenty stilettos, with cutouts and a ferociously pointy toe but which came in a broad variety of heel heights.
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"The biggest impact of the embargo has been that rather than spending abroad, more and more of those Qataris are opting to spend at home, partly for reasons of practicality and partly through patriotism," he said.
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Some argue against this plan's practicality due to the failure of the most significant previous attempt in the LAPD, in which a 113 car fleet of EVs had seldom been used since its introduction in 2016.
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Indeed, practicality — albeit of the whimsical kind, perhaps the only type necessary for the haute joaillerie client for whom money is no object — was on the minds of plenty of design houses; secret watches were everywhere.
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Viewing the collection in a show space rejiggered with new removable seating for increased practicality, one kept wishing that, when consulting his own back pages for this season's inspiration, his book had fallen open to 1986.
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Bordered by Switzerland to the west and south and Austria to the east and north, the principality is headed by the Prince of Liechtenstein although in practicality, power now lies with his son, Crown Prince Alois.
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For a lot of Democrats, particularly in the Party's activist wing, this is a central question, for reasons of both justice and practicality; in many states, African-American and Latina women are the Party's electoral bedrock.
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It's a slightly miraculous gesture, and in its blend of compassion, defiance and practicality it's emblematic of Ms. Oh's show, a glitter bomb of feminist and queer protest that feels just right for this cultural moment.
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"In choosing the DMZ, my fear is that the Trump administration is focused on optics, rather than substance or practicality," Alexandra Bell, a nuclear expert at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, told me.
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It took The Verge's Best in Show award by combining affordability with practicality and long range — it's the closest we've yet come to a hassle-free electric vehicle that can truly replace the traditional everyday petrol guzzler.
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For many of us, the practicality of these findings boils down to having scientific evidence that confirms what we already know: our breathing is related to our emotional state, and slowing breath really can calm you down.
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I'm not here to pit Issa and Tasha against each other, but there is definitely something to be said about Tasha's confidence and practicality in the midst of Issa's awkward silences and missed opportunities for meaningful dialogue.
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We already know that the classic bucket will never go out of style, and its practicality (you can usually fit your umbrella, makeup bag, water bottle, and beyond) is almost as praise-worthy as its photogenic shape.
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A Zipline investor, Paul Willard, a partner with Subtraction Capital and former Boeing engineer, said a great deal of the company's magic is to be seen in its practicality and pragmatic approach to the market and engineering.
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This car brand's reputation is thus a little uneven, but the approach with the E-Pace seems a good one: Jaguar's offering a high standard of practicality wrapped up in a high standard of design and engineering.
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What might be most interesting about the Audi Aicon is how much it still looks like an aggressively-styled performance automobile, rather than something you'd create just to optimize for use of interior space or transportation practicality.
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Either way, we're digging these off-duty looks for both their style and their practicality Seriously, if you've never worn a pair of Dr. Martens boots, we highly suggest giving them a try — they are really comfortable.
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She said that at least one bill was also trying to make the listing requirements for endangered species more elaborate, further hobbling a process — data gathering, scientific assessment and priority and practicality evaluation — that is already backlogged.
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In his 73 poem "Ox Cart Man," an ode to persistence and practicality, Mr. Hall describes how a farmer loads his potatoes into a cart and walks beside his ox to market, where he sells the potatoes.
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Yang, according to plans laid out by his advisers earlier this week, will support "projects and pilots that demonstrate the power and practicality of our ideas in real life" through grants across spaces in tech and media.
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I'm not one of those who believe that Democrats should negotiate with themselves, in advance of submitting a proposal, so that they present only incremental half measures in the name of practicality and perceived ability to implement.
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"We know Alex to have the temperament, judgment, and necessary focus on practicality that is important to being a successful HHS secretary, even if we do not agree with him on every issue," Frist and Daschle wrote.
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While the plan won praise from progressives for going hard on the rich, drug companies and Wall Street, it generated questions about taxation, fairness and practicality that Warren is certain to face in the next Democratic debate.
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" Urging practicality and caution, she cited advice from the Talmud: "If you should be holding a sapling in your hand when they tell you the Messiah has arrived, first plant the sapling, then go out and greet him.
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But when it comes to the Geneva Motor Show, which earned its reputation for defying practicality by showcasing super cars for the super rich, perhaps a display of arrogance is exactly what this company and the industry need.
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As noted in our review, the advantages of this approach are dubious in terms of practicality and the price is pretty steep, but this thing will work when power outlets are absent and it does look pretty cool.
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Nielsen came into the job knowing the kind of leader Trump is -- not loyal, prone to rants and public humiliations, not focused on the details, and keen on satisfying campaign promises regardless of the law, budget or practicality.
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It was a decision made in part for practicality — for a small team removing dialogue means one less variable to worry about — but Burroughs believes that it's proved to be a creative constraint that's made the game better.
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"Simply put, the all-new Kia Telluride wowed us, boasting sophistication, practicality, comfort, and a host of standard safety features and technology, all in one of the leading segments on the market," KBB wrote in a prepared statement.
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Walking past ancient swords and armor made with such an intense sense of purpose and practicality gives a startling contrast upon entering Shadows and Loops, where reason and precision are thrown away in favor of chaos and abstraction.
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Sydney's a big five-and-a-half-million-person city, so we get a lot of that practicality without maybe some of the froth and bubbles at the same time, and we try to balance between those two.
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In addition to the practicality of finding a common cold cure, others have pointed out such a drug would have to have virtually zero side effects, as the common cold typically subsides within a week to two weeks.
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The tale the Times wants to tell is this: Ocasio-Cortez, who once embraced a "combative" and "divisive" style of politics in her dealings with the Democratic Party, has come to see the light of pragmatism and practicality.
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As analyzing complex datasets increases in importance across finance, the practicality, and benefit, of using some form of enhanced reality to digest information and visualize multidimensional outcomes seems not only likely but also undeniable, according to some experts.
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INFRASTRUCTURE -- The right-leaning American Action Forum put out a report raising questions about the "practicality of a private sector funded infrastructure," and noting that urban areas are most likely to benefit from the draft plans that have circulated.
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The service has the gleam of other "luxury" services that have popped up to serve the shutdown (read: The New L), yet a practicality otherwise unfound in the out-there ideas that VICE has covered extensively in this space.
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I find the 535s strike the perfect balance between the deep penetration and extreme noise attenuation of something like the Etymotics (which, by the way, require lubrication before insertion) and the practicality of a more regular pair of earbuds.
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The idea is to bring added multitasking, and the new dimensions make it possible to have two square apps open at once, though the practicality of such a feature continues to be limited by the phone's limited real estate.
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It's only after Alice's own marriage has ended that Alice finds herself "falling in love" with her mother "over and over again," that she's able — at a distance — to learn from this surprising woman's blend of practicality and joy.
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Raised in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, to Italian parents who immigrated there after World War II, Mr. Calce has a Swiss penchant for precision and practicality along with an Italian passion for watchmaking and the heritage and craftsmanship that surround it.
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Sunu Chandy, the legal director for the National Women's Law Center, which filed a brief in support of the employees, said she will be looking at whether the justices ask questions about the practicality of such distinctions during arguments.
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"It will review feedback from what happens at Fort Hood, and will look at the practicality of the sleeve-rolling experiment there before making any kinds of regulatory changes to current uniform policy," according to a statement on the Army website.
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Contrary to the ribbing they often receive in pop culture, millennials seem to have a good head on their shoulders, according to Waage, who says, "These 'firsts' are replacing big-budget homes and expensive renovations with patience, frugalness and practicality."
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While we're long-time fans of the whole socks-and-sandals thing (it's not easy to say no to a pair of loafers, either), we know that boots are the cold-weather go-to for both styling and practicality purposes.
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You know, and the other problem of course is if you actually , the practicality, if the you go into the Tesla motor forms and you actually see what the owners are reporting, the model 3 has a lot of issues.
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I mean they're tap pants—they're not practical because the lace is so delicate, but they're so gorgeous and it's such an expression of the joy of lingerie with no regard for the practicality question, which I love about them.
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We suppose Axe's strict adherence to meritocratic hiring, practicality, and premium value placed on earning potential above the personal has spread throughout his work force, but this is still a very rosy picture of straight guys and their tolerance so far.
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There are a few sports cars that can beat the Raptor in fun factor, but none can match the insane practicality of a gigantic, crew-cab pickup truck that just happens to be the most absurd vehicle on sale today.
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"Practicality and comfort aren't usually words that are associated with creativity, but I felt the need to adhere to what Fay really is and is known for, with great respect" said Arbesser, who also has his own eponymous personal fashion label.
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Like Bezos, he made it clear that the company leadership is going to continue to pursue contracts like JEDI, whether it's out of a sense of duty or economic practicality or a little of both — whether employees agree or not.
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Women-led proposals are often about practicality — and met with criticism For some young women, proposing to their significant others wasn't about thumbing their nose at tradition, but about what made sense for their relationship and finances at the time.
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Choosing to not stage a live production — as Fox did pretty successfully with Grease earlier this year — means that Rocky Horror didn't have to consider the practicality of revolving sets and the ups and downs of performers acting in real time.
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The simplicity and practicality of the device made it a standout at a show flooded with useless junk; the small team essentially made a gadget that automatically does what firefighters all insist you do: close the door in case of fire.
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With its equivalent luxury, and the enhanced practicality and functionality of a larger cargo area and high seating position, a Rolls customer may choose purchase the forthcoming $500,000 Cullinan instead of, as opposed to in addition to, a $500,000 Phantom sedan.
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The reason for that is this false presumption that I think many funeral professionals still have, which is that people who choose cremation are doing so because it is a cheap alternative—not out of matters of practicality and pragmatism.
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It's not that all-new everything doesn't have its appeal, but if we're talking practicality (and closet space), it's more often just a handful of carefully selected items that make all the difference in our ensembles from spring to summer.
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Unlike other "national days," which can often lean toward the gimmicky (National Sneak Some Zucchini Into Your Neighbor's Porch Day, anyone?), this one is rooted in practicality: It falls within a couple of weeks of Thanksgiving in America by design.
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Aaron Thompson, a 46-year-old from Richmond who said he will probably vote for Biden on Tuesday, said his choice was a question of practicality, the cost of Sanders' plans and which candidate would be acceptable to most Americans.
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Live-action Belle's look might have been a casualty of practicality: Opposite a CGI Beast with several costume changes, Belle is a walking uncanny valley, and too much detail increases the gulf between real-world duds and a computerized coat.
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And in terms of practicality, the makers of soft, snakelike robots meant to find their way through nooks and crannies without troublesome legs to snag on obstacles, might find the exact nature of the motion useful, as snakes have for millenniums.
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" The characters regard fabulist encroachments and otherworldly threats with a kind of deadpan practicality: In the first story, the book's central figure, a grandmother, remarks of a waterlogged, eyeless ghost, "The face is where the fish nibble first, you know.
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Our search for the truth led us to Amazon, where we found the motherlode of T-Swift-style cat backpacks — and to some feline-travel authorities who were able to answer a few product-practicality Qs. What is a cat backpack?
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Ms. Warren has the power and conviction and credibility to make the case — especially given her past as a Republican — but she needs to draw on practicality and patience as much as her down-and-dirty critique of the system.
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As one of the estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants in the United States, Ms. Rayos was always a candidate for deportation, but as a matter of practicality, the Obama administration had focused its finite resources on removing the most serious criminals.
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But as analyzing complex data sets increases in importance across finance, the practicality — and benefit —of using some form of enhanced reality to digest information and visualize multi-dimensional outcomes not only seems likely, but undeniable, according to some experts.
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Asked about it Thursday — at his first event as a presidential candidate, in Keokuk, Iowa — Mr. O'Rourke framed his position as a matter of practicality and racial justice, given that people of color are imprisoned at disproportionate rates for drug offenses.
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" Sell conceded objections about practicality (many graduate programs take two years to complete) and fairness (the rule does not apply to athletes who compete as graduate students without transferring) were fair, but said his group's intent was to "manage behavior.
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Connecting these devices with emerging technologies like connected speakers and intelligent voice assistants to expand their practicality, while also making them easier to use and monitor, represents one way PERS companies can continue to grow in the evolving healthcare market.
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I understand that cupcakes are not intended to be bastions of practicality—and the modern spectacle-driven dessert market increasingly prizes form over function—but that shouldn't hold us back from expecting more when the opportunity to improve is so simple and actionable.
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Lenovo's Smart Display isn't pure style without practicality, because it also has some simple, but handy security precautions, which include a physical shutter that slides over the 21920-MP webcam and a toggle for turning the Smart Display's microphones on and off.
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MSRP: $91.98 Sale Price: $34.99 Qi Wireless Fast Charging Duo — $34.99 See Details iPM PU Leather Wallet Case for iPhone 11 with Kickstand If style and practicality are your main concerns, this iPM PU Leather Wallet Case is right up your alley.
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Deepu Talla, VP and GM at Nvidia, the company that's making GPU chips that are helping fuel AI and robotics, says there are a number of reasons companies move to the edge, but it starts with a need for speed and pure practicality.
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Nintendo Switch Lite's trade-off of whimsy for practicality is a good one Nintendo revealed a new Switch Lite version of its current-generation console today, which attaches the controllers permanently, shrinks the hardware a bit and adds a touch more battery life.
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The more time I spent with the Mi 5, the more it reminded me of a smartphone by another young Chinese company: the OnePlus X. Both handsets are designed to grab the eye, but both falter in terms of practicality and durability.
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The first lady was spotted wearing a pair of black stilettos as she left the White House alongside her husband, President Donald Trump, Tuesday morning, and many Twitter users were quick to condemn the look that seemed to favor fashion over practicality.
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This is to say that, even on the day every year set aside for celebration, the NFL draped its employees in the markings of propriety and practicality, and they went out and had the type of timid fun one has at office parties.
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Choices of places to include were also swayed by items that were out of copyright, due to both the practicality and expense of clearing them, but also to highlight the vast amount of information in the public domain that can be used creatively.
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From a practicality perspective, a recommendation to supplant DSRC with 22019G has nothing to do with the underlying technology and everything to do with the inevitable delay — and continued loss of life on our roadways — as 5G technology is readied for widespread implementation.
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"The Midwestern aspect of it — the base of it and the headquarters of it being in Des Moines — I think does infuse the whole company with a kind of Midwestern practicality," Stephen Orr, the editor in chief of Better Homes and Gardens, said.
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The worse thing about it is, The school can practicality host an anti gun rally, but if a student walks into class wearing a shirt or a hat that portrays their conservative beliefs or lifestyle, they are asked to take it off.
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"One of the things that gave my dad's research such power was its credibility and practicality — having been a leader and executive himself, he knew what would be meaningful and relevant in the real world," his oldest son, Matthew, said in a statement.
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However, judging by some recent media coverage and questions I've received, I fear the public may now be getting the wrong impression of the role of Science Advisory Boards (SAB) and the practicality of what it means to serve on such a board.
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" Practically, too, she said her time at the CIA and working with the military taught her about "planning, discipline, practicality and knowing that even when you have a tough problem put in front of you, you have to come up with a solution.
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" While this year's omnibus spending bill clarified that the CDC may, in fact, conduct research into the causes of gun violence, Spitzer notes that "even if the CDC is legally allowed to fund firearm research, in practicality the money just isn't there.
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On the other side was the State Legislature, which had framed the bag tax as a bad solution, most likely to end up as a regressive tax on poor consumers for whom the convenience of plastic was a plus and everyday practicality.
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"For those of you like me who have a hard time letting go of caution and practicality, one of the easiest ways I've found to do that is to spend on something that seems impractical, but so much more convenient," Capalad said.
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And in terms of practicality, 62 percent said they'd prefer the flying cars to seat between 3 and 4 people and 41 percent felt a flying car should be able to go for a minimum of about 400 miles before needing to recharge or refuel.
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I've been trying out a pair of these shoes for a few weeks, and they definitely have that "this is how it should always be" feel to them, even if their price feels a touch stratospheric for the small bit of added practicality they provide.
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"It's the practicality of saying what is better: a single or two pills a day, or getting chemotherapy, getting a stem cell transplant and then having chemotherapy for a period of time after you get the transplant versus just taking a drug," he said.
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It was the tension between her love of fashion as an art, and Ms. Wintour's practicality and interest in its functionality, both as a business and in her readers' lives, that was a large part of making Vogue, and the movie about it, so compelling.
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These are not questions that smart-home vendors have been forced to answer with early adopters — who often prioritize product innovation over practicality — but there are answers that mainstream consumers will demand before investing hundreds of dollars in thermostats, lights, locks, security systems and appliances.
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The Unsexy Lady Bag Last season, Staud may have made the barrel bag the most sought-after plus-one, and Simon Miller and Jacquemus may have given us the inconceivably tiny — and inarguably nonsensical — microbag, but spring 2019 (thankfully!) saw a return to practicality.
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Known in Beijing as the "bicycle-riding envoy" on account of the many hours he spent cycling through the capital's narrow hutong alleyways with his wife Barbara, Bush endeared himself to local residents with his down-to-earth practicality and apparent enthusiasm for Chinese life.
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All of this is very much in-line with the mission statement of the original VW bus, which was so successful at combining practicality with personality that the same fundamental van was produced and sold in some parts of the world right up until 2013.
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In Trump's case — based on the recollection of over half a dozen operatives and elected officials working with both the Trump campaign and potential running mates Trump considered — the winnowing of his initial wish list reveals a distinct blend of practicality, impetuousness and disengagement.
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Ever since my consciousness was uploaded to the Apple mainframe roughly 85 years ago, I've worked hard to make sure we bring you, our customers, the best phones, earbuds, and weapons on Earth, combining practicality with that sleek Apple elegance you've come to expect.
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Jean-Louis David, the influential French hairdresser who created looks for women that emphasized practicality as well as style, and who founded a worldwide chain of salons that bear his name, died on April 3 at his home in Épalinges, Switzerland, a suburb of Lausanne.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday he would make further announcements on measures to help self-employed people in the wake of the coronavirus crisis but that there are issues with the practicality and fairness of so doing.
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On the debate stage, she has emphasized practicality, party unity, and a uniquely Midwestern case for electability: She's mentioned repeatedly that she's one of the only candidates who's never lost a race — and that she outperformed Hillary Clinton in multiple Minnesota counties in 2016.
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We've seen automakers include skateboards and scooters in concepts past, but the specific inclusion of longboards feels like an obvious nod to the storage space and practicality that VW is going to try to promote with this vehicle when it goes into production next year.
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It is not a matter of practicality but a more fundamental one: the creation, attachment, and conveyance of meaning occur not entirely in a body, nor entirely outside of it; neither completely retained in marks, nor completely removed from them; but somewhere in between.
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The result walked a thin line between provocation and practicality, at least for the most part (eyelash fringing on the cocktail slips and a paint-splatter quasi-floral lost its balance), suggesting the beginnings of a new shape, literally, for the old idea of power dressing.
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But when it comes to addressing the immigration regime that predated Trump — one that, under Obama, resulted in record numbers of deportations of immigrants living within the US — the path forward gets a lot murkier, and the most radical proposals raise serious concerns about politics and practicality.
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In reality and in practicality, the show is about expectations: one partner's expectation that the United States — and one of its citizens — can provide them with the still sought-after American dream, and the other partner's expectations of how an immigrant arriving in the country should behave.
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When she urged the crowd to finance those women's projects and insist on inclusion riders to ensure cast and crew diversity, the sheer practicality of the moment made it feel disruptive — she was talking money when almost everyone else (bless you, Kumail Nanjiani) was talking around it.
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The skirt was the second piece of clothing ever invented (before the dress), and was a hand-woven straw affair found in an Armenian cave in 3,000 BC. Skirts were worn by men and women back then — much as they are now — and were all about practicality.
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This is a story about a young woman forced to grow up in the harshest of circumstances, and while Cee learns to toss away loss, vengeance, and regret in the name of practicality, the very real human cost of those choices is left almost entirely unaddressed.
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But consumers are also overwhelmingly going from typical sedans and hatchbacks to SUVs and trucks, and not just in the US. That's in part because these larger vehicles now offer similar features to cars with added practicality and less of a penalty on comfort and efficiency.
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I think that personally coming from more of the NGO background what I see in the tech sector and the startup mindset is a lot more nimbleness and a lot more practicality in the mindset, jumping in and being more free… to move and change your plans.
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There's been considerable research conducted on using DNA—Mother Nature's tried-and-true data-storage method—as an alternative way to archive everything humanity wants to save, but to date, the practicality and cost of such methods have kept that approach relegated to laboratories and limited experiments.
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More than his last film, Whiplash, writer-director Damien Chazelle makes the struggle between idealism and practicality sting, buoyed by a fleet of original songs that are so euphorically catchy that you're even more blindsided when the really sad one comes along near the end. 23.
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A couple of notes to keep in mind with respect to the HD 800 S' practicality: these cans require a powerful amp to get the most out of them, and their open-back design means everything you listen to will be heard by the people around you.
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The sheer practicality of a phone this small is hard to articulate without a litany of small anecdotes recounting where it's proven easier or more useful than rival alternatives, so I'll just leave it at saying that I know of no better device for single-handed use.
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Though some Sanders loyalists have told CNN in interviews in recent months that they will never support someone as "corporate" and deeply ingrained in the system as Biden, an air of practicality was clear during conversations with loyal Sanders supporters who came to see him in Michigan.
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Basil E. Frankweiler, who also strikes me as a role model on rereading — perhaps because in her love of beauty, comfort, and practicality (her customary research outfit is a white lab coat and ornate pearl necklace) she resembles nothing so much as a grown-up Claudia.
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The founders see their customer as being fashion forward yet practical, looking for a ring that truly reflects their personality; "The girl who doesn't feel the need to conform to conventional norms & who seeks out originality and practicality in her day to day life," as Kaiser puts it.
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For reasons of price and practicality most Nigerians are unlikely to choose this option – Akinbo's server costs are 10,000 Naira per month ($32) in a country where GDP per capita is only around $3000 – but nonetheless, it's part of a growing interest in bitcoin in the country overall.
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So there is a practicality to someone like Kathleen explaining, breaking down her process for us ,because our viewers have to have some base-level understanding of what the post-conviction process looks like in order to engage with the material and to go on a journey with her.
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When it comes to convincing people to slather on SPF, there are a handful of proven methods: fun (pack glitter into the stuff), fear (tell anyone who will listen about the dangers of sun damage), or practicality (insert sunscreen into things you already wear daily, like tinted moisturizer).
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Some of these include the practicality in controlling the amount of firearms in the country, the easy process in which one can acquire a gun ("American Gun"), the traditional use of guns in hunting ("Thrill of the Hunt") and the mass shooting epidemic from a survivor's perspective ("On Columbine").
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If the show starts casually resurrecting humans via host technology, I hope she's on the bring-back list, because I never stopped enjoying her brusque practicality and cut-the-crap attitude, which cuts through so much of Westworld's pontificating and mystery in favor of a straightforward survival instinct.
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Biden is also reflecting the political conventional wisdom of the time — the 1970s, when he joined the Senate and served with these men — that Congress and the Democratic Party had many racists and segregationists, so working together with them on some issues was simply a matter of practicality.
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Volkswagen -owned Porsche, traditionally known for high-performance two-door sports cars, said it will offer the Panamera as a shooting brake - a type of vehicle body which combines the sleek lines and low roof of a coupe but adds the practicality and boot space of an estate.
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His mother, Jeanette (Carey Mulligan), the steady one, holds things together with an upbeat practicality until Jerry abruptly takes a low-paying job fighting a forest fire near the Canadian border — and she, tapping into her repressed femininity with barely contained fury, seduces an older, richer man (Bill Camp).
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The performance and practicality of the Mustang Mach-E will be big determinants of its success, but the new Sync 4 software that will power the giant 15.5-inch touchscreen at the center of the dashboard will have a major impact on day-to-day life inside this car.
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WILDES: I think gentleman has a lot of time on his hands, and it&aposs a wonderful intellectual pursuit, but from the practicality as a lawyer trying to administering all of the liability and all the exposure and security, the food and the medical attention, it&aposs just not practical.
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Though livability and practicality were priorities for the couple that hired Cotton, he has accomplished that within a patina of austere nobility, what you might call the sum aesthetic of his aspirations and experiences so far — a résumé that includes a stint working in the flea market at Porte de Clignancourt.
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"As crossovers become more fuel efficient, the demand is accelerating in Western Europe, just not to the same level as in the U.S." Hatchbacks and wagons have always been popular choices overseas, and it can be argued those are close cousins to crossovers when it comes to usability and practicality.
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If it ever does, Lenovo will have to deal with questions of practicality: Having a smartphone that doubles as a bigger screen for movies and reading sounds great, but fitting all of the necessary components is a technical challenge, and the Folio looks pretty chunky in its phone mode today.
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If time and practicality were absolutely of no consideration, I would probably finally bring out the copy of Third Reich that a listener sent me a couple years ago, trick one of my friends into letting me teach it to them, and grind through World War 2 for a month of Sundays.
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Shown Tuesday at the Geneva Motor Show, the SV Coupe takes the normally four-door Range Rover (not to be confused with Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar, Range Rover etc.) and removes the two rear doors and some inches off the height to sacrifice some space and practicality for more style.
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Above all, the modus operandi in de Antonio's opinion is to do all this more or less as the anti-Uber — a measure of his ethics but perhaps one also of practicality, considering that it would likely be impossible to out-Uber Uber at this point without a monster war chest of funding.
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So far, Iran's younger and more computer literate generation have proved themselves able to bypass attempts at censorship, but the government's severe speed restrictions on unwanted traffic (including SSL connections which can be used to tunnel to other sites) is likely to push more people towards domestic services out of sheer practicality.
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"It is sufficiently distinct from the worker ant conformity of the Mao suit but still invokes the same spirit as the Mao suit: frugality, practicality, proximity to the people," said Louise Edwards, a professor at the University of New South Wales in Australia who has studied the political symbolism of clothes in China.
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You ask yourself questions about practicality until you whittle self-deceit into self-receipts: I suck and I feel stupid doesn't hold up for long if you start by asking yourself why you're so inclined to trust your feelings: What is true, empirical, fact-based and citable, and what's just habitual, unsupported belief?
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Ms. Collins's résumé (she once oversaw Maine's insurance bureau), her relentless practicality and her state's particular vulnerability within the health care debate — its population is old and largely poor, with a sizable part-time work force — have placed her at the center of an issue that conservatives have tried to dominate in Congress.
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These products are the epitome of the genre-crossing, "prosumer" lives many of us seem to live today: they straddle the worlds of practicality and of fun, presents that might help them work during their commute, or get their minds off work, or to make their work trip a little safer or easier.
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Even though it seemed my experience could have no resonance in his world, he applied the same compassion and practicality — more so as the years went by and the complexity of the illness became more apparent — to understanding and trying to help me overcome my disorder as to everything else he did.
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The room is heavily symbolic — the poorer the person is in "Parasite," the farther underground he dwells — and yet it is also a practicality: Rooms such as this, we are told, are a common amenity in wealthy homes, a safeguard against nuclear attack, perhaps, or a place to hide your worst secrets.
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It might be possible to send another human careening through the air in the same way as a ball, but it would have to be a very small person and its street practicality would only extend to targeting someone on the other side of a tall building Actual illustration from Jack Dempsey's 'Championship Fighting'.
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Invented out of practicality — many dogs don't like having their paws touched and snow booties tend to fall off — Walkee Paws' leggings are stretchy and less restrictive (traditional boots tend to squeeze a dog's ankles and restrict blood flow), fitting securely around your pup's back, which allows them to run and play more easily.
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BLANKFEIN: WELL, I THINK THE WAY THE RULES ARE NOW WHERE STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE GOING TO BE REGULATED IN A BANK-LIKE FASHION, THERE'S NO -- THE ONLY PRACTICALITY OF DEBANKING WOULD BE FOR US TO LOSE THE BENEFITS OF BEING A BANK BUT NOT NECESSARILY THE REGULATORY BURDENS OF BEING A BANK.
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And so I kind of realized it was more constructive if I would speak to people in a way that's maybe more engaging to them, because I found that the practicality of being an illegal is so interesting, because you look at what they do and you think, This could have happened to me.
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The new Harvard program is not merely intent on getting its concepts out of the lab and into the field, though; a large share of its money will also be directed to physical and social scientists at the university, who will evaluate solar geoengineering's environmental dangers — and be willing to challenge its ethics and practicality.
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Perhaps it's become a bit more formulaic and organized than in its youth, but some middle-age practicality is necessary for an event that has grown from 35 people at its inception on Baker Beach in San Francisco to a town of its own in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, drawing 65,000 temporary residents each summer.
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But as they swallow the bitter pill of a Trump presidency, long after that promise to bring hope and change that put him in that White House has been abandoned for stony-eyed practicality, Obama seemed to be encouraging the supporters who gathered to hear him say "goodbye," in Chicago to hang on and join the fight.
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Now, we get slammed in some corners of the internet for being "down" on video games, and it's easy to see why if you only ever read the stuff that's being critical—even when, as in the case of the dickheads piece, we've got our tongue stuffed so far into our cheek that its practicality tickling an ear lobe.
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In her book Labor of Love: The Invention of Dating, Moira Weigel explains how dating as we know it today rose up around the turn of the century as a working class practicality — a way for urban singles living in cramped family apartments and boarding houses to get out and spend their wages while enjoying a little romance.
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The Outback first hit the streets in the mid 1990s, and for most of its existence, has been seen as an anti-SUV, offering much of the practicality of that segment, but without the jacked-up ride height (although the Outback does ride on a slightly lifted suspension) and the negative impressions that SUVs can deliver.
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" While practicality is surely at the forefront for a while – like dresses that are suitable for nursing – Trine highlights the importance of fashion as self-expression for her: "I love my new identity as a mum but I still want to be Trine, and fashion is an important way for me to express myself and for me to feel like myself.
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"What was once a matter of practicality — you dress your baby in white dresses and diapers; white cotton can be bleached — became a matter of 'Oh my God, if I dress my baby in the wrong thing, they'll grow up perverted,'" Jo B. Paoletti, author of Pink and Blue: Telling the Girls From the Boys in America, told Smithsonian in 2011.
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