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61. In the end, the piece should reflect the process of translation and invites the opportunity for slippage in its transformation from utilitarian tool to art object.

62. The concept was based on contrasts: utilitarian oilskin leather and sequins or ultralight mohair used for tweedy tailoring.

63. The early Inuit (Eskimos) produced such utilitarian objects as harpoon shafts and bucket handles out of ivory and often etched them with geometric or curving patterns. See also scrimshaw.

64. But the marriage fits their needs in a utilitarian sense.

65. The non - utilitarian arguments constitute moral axioms, like any ultimate ethical norms.

66. Before applying the utilitarian method, one must determine which institution can neutrally apply these steps with the interests of all stakeholders in mind.

67. He is very down to earth and is a real utilitarian.

68. They found a strong link between utilitarian answers to moral dilemmas (push the fat guy off the bridge) and personalities that were psychopathic, Machiavellian or tended to view life as meaningless.

69. There appears a utilitarian tendency in job hunting of university graduates in face of severe competition.

70. The design language of these SUVs epitomized the notion of purposefulness, even when comparing the utilitarian nature of the original Land Rover with its glitzy new cousin the LR3 Discovery.

71. The 70 - year - old shares traits of both utilitarian and prankster.

72. It contains all theses secrets between individual and society, sense and sensibility, utilitarian and deontology , otherness and universality, experience and super-experience.

73. But fundamentally, it performs an unglamorous function in a utilitarian way.

74. The vessels that have been found are often plain and utilitarian.

75. A good cloth coat is more utilitarian than a fur one.

76. And utilitarian or not become a wide doors and Zhai Men's border.

77. When such pluralist versions of consequentialism are not welfarist,[www.Sentencedict.com] some philosophers would not call them utilitarian .

78. Wood paneling, nickel - plated fittings and etched glass gave an aura of luxury to otherwise utilitarian settings.

79. He refused to utilitarian in nature, refused attribution, refused to contract.

80. The model provides a simple , reliable and utilitarian method to predict fatigue crack propagation.

81. The economists of his day took their cue from Jeremy Bentham and his " utilitarian " philosophy.

82. In current, the lack of university student occupational consciousness mainly displays in utilitarian, the capriciousness, belongingness and the dependence four aspects.

83. Even so, one needn't necessarily be a liberal-arts graduate to regard as distinctly and speciously utilitarian the idea that higher education is, above all, a route to economic advancement.

84. The price of freedom may be a weaker and less efficient state than a conventional utilitarian cost-benefit analysis would dictate.

85. Terra-cotta objects are usually left unglazed and are often of a utilitarian kind, because of their cheapness, versatility, and durability.

86. On the utilitarian side American education has outstridden the rest of the world.

87. For Gandhi, genuine anti-imperialism lay in devising a mode of politics and economy that did not lead millions of Indians into the iron cage of a "decadent and utilitarian modernity.

88. John Stuart Mill was the famous utilitarian economist, ethicist and educational thinker in the 19th century in England.

89. The motivation for exerciser with different age group showed strong utilitarian and mental requirement will change with age increasing.

90. Mill is a utilitarian and he is also a liberalist.