Sentence examples for So pragmatic from inspiring English sources

So pragmatic, indeed, that the exhibition itself, called "Proj ect '70," is installed not at the Institute of Contemporary Art, which organized the show, but in the exhibition galleries of Boston's beautiful new City Hall.

So pragmatic naturalism could sustain the recognition of a tragic sense while retaining the Deweyan optimistic realism that human nature, interacting with the environing processes of Nature, could survive and develop a free society of free human beings, with the use of human reason and the methods of the sciences.

So, pragmatic trial that is well done is not bad evidence, rather it is evidence of a different type.

So, pragmatic trial researchers should not fear standardising care practices when applying tailor-made approaches [ 27, 28].

Pragmatism turned out not to be so pragmatic after all.

When you're so pragmatic that you can't see that – then it's because pragmatism has hollowed you out, and left nothing but a ghastly husk.

They make quite an odd couple, this tough-as-nails, beautiful, efficient cop and this sort-of shady, seemingly not-so pragmatic acting teacher.

Johnson, a lecturer in linguistics and English literature at the University of Birmingham, had worked for several years as a constable in the West Midlands police prior to writing her 2002 study called So? … Pragmatic Implications of So-Prefaced Questions in Formal Police Interviews.

So the pragmatic Dutch opened the trading post to people from other countries.

When Britain first sought to join the Common Market in the 1960s it did so for pragmatic, not ideological reasons.

So the pragmatic path for Washington is to remain open to diplomacy, backed by the coercive pressure of sanctions, to establish limits on their nuclear programs.