Sentence examples for a pragmatism from inspiring English sources

There's a pragmatism behind the collections of both.

Yet Verdi has a concision and a pragmatism.

"There's a pragmatism that takes hold, because people read it".

For all its blind dogma, the Isis leadership has shown a pragmatism.

He was a pragmatist, but it was a pragmatism based on ideology.

It refers chiefly to a pragmatism that would have been alien to 19th-century Romantics.

Those lectures later were distilled into a paper entitled PRAGMATISM A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking.

Holbrooke hitched a ruthless pragmatism to a genuine moral imagination.

"I saw glimpses of a certain pragmatism and a down-to-earth quality.

A new pragmatism, perhaps a new reality, is another reason why Guardiola's days are numbered at the Camp Nou.

A stark pragmatism has been a trademark of Mr. Turner's career from the start.