utilitarian

But, according to the utilitarian, you’ve still got to deal with another issue.

Is that a utilitarian approach—that you need to understand how institutions have changed to understand the way they are?

Everything is meant to be utilitarian and efficient, at the expense of relaxation or comfort.

The problem is that professional intelligence is mechanical and functional – utilitarian.

The available options were utilitarian and only came in a few colors.

With "Jim and the Indians," as the above scenario is known, the utilitarian calculus is clear: save 19 lives.

The man who says present is all does so because he is an utilitarian.

In some such peace the Fading Flower commonly finds her rest—a peace unromantic, utilitarian, and yet not perhaps unbeautiful.

It has a utilitarian side of vast extent, as broad as our boundless fields and our orchards' sweep.

The Smaphore is an ugly but utilitarian thing, and the wireless telegraph has not as yet supplanted its functions in France.

Utilitarian conduct, therefore, is not a "political duty," because it is not fully enforced by definite punishment.