Sentence examples for Pragmatic plea from inspiring English sources

Wilson, again, makes a pragmatic plea.

No doubt these coercive articles play a part in frequent, rapid, pragmatic plea deals -- rather than the exercising of Constitutional right to trial, before a likely tainted-in-advance jury.

Early in the century Herbert L. Willett, E.S. Ames, and C.C. Morrison led in a liberal reformulation of the plea, emphasizing a pragmatic and reasonable approach to faith, the repudiation of creeds, an openness to the scientific world view, and a commitment to Christian unity.

Bolingbroke, now King Henry IV, performs his first royal act (and displays his pragmatic approach to governing) by acquiescing to the Duchess of York's pleas for Aumerle's life while the zealous York demands his "disloyal" son's execution.

A plea.

Pragmatic, too.

Radical, pragmatic.

Pragmatic convenience.

(Pragmatic Capitalism).

Oxford Universities plea to Taylor Swift.

He took the plea.