utilitarian

In the war, their utilitarian nature was put to good use.

I say all the time that it is a very utilitarian thing to study.

But many others say that America is a utilitarian stop until they can return home.

It may have seemed a small thing, a utilitarian task.

I should have known that these interests did not point to a utilitarian turn of mind.

This was by no means simply a matter of higher education becoming more utilitarian.

Should we do so for their utilitarian value to humans?

In fact, the whole outer office had a utilitarian look.

Get your act together, for utilitarian considerations if nothing else.

The girl set the tray down on a small, utilitarian table.

From a utilitarian standpoint, the Government order makes for bad public policy.

The Journal's goal is to position itself in a more utilitarian way.

"But they also need to be utilitarian, and it's one of those things where now function must come before form."

Once shoes are under control, I think about other utilitarian items.

These Johnson street doors were utilitarian and little used by the public.

The environment is a utilitarian resource for people and the economy.

In fact, the place had the utilitarian feel of corporate or government property.

Despite its utilitarian function, an effort had been made to make it pretty.

The utilitarian theory has been subject to much criticism over the years.

Is there anyone who wants to see a utilitarian nanny State?

Feminism is always too concerned with social change to be only utilitarian.

Clothes were utilitarian things, in the end, no matter how you dressed them up.

The north and east faces of the building are utilitarian in appearance.

A utilitarian society would agree that everyone should be equal one way or another.

In other words, the real importance of the metal is not utilitarian but social.