Sentence examples for added pragmatism from inspiring English sources

She added: "Pragmatism and the E.U.'s adaptation skills are not sufficient anymore.

In fact, she adds, "Their pragmatism, modesty and clarity of approach makes them very British.

His mixture of idealism and pragmatism, added to a more confident style at home, seems to be doing him some good.

These women bring added dimensions to pragmatism and remind us of the issues that were subsequently left behind as American philosophy became more exclusively technical and academic.

Working from studies of social interaction, George Herbert Mead added to process-based pragmatism the thesis that mind emerges from social communicative actions.

Writing in the Institute of Welsh Affairs journal, he added: "So common sense, pragmatism and purpose have brought about de facto devolution and it's only a question of when the machinery of government will catch up".

There's a "pragmatism," Faggioli added, from the Vatican and its embracing of technology the primary reason being that it allows for the easy dissemination of the Word of God.

Frosty white stuff may add charm, but pragmatism dictates that it is important to first hide under-eye circles with concealer.

He added (in Reuters' words) that "pragmatism was necessary to advance the values that were important to him". When then-White House Chief of Staff William Daley saw the list, his reaction was awfully pragmatic: "[Expletive deleted.] We have a bunch of leakers here.

Politicians are vilified if they get off their bicycles and into official limousines.The Nordics have added two other important qualities to transparency: pragmatism and tough-mindedness.

We are in danger of a lose-lose scenario if pragmatism does not prevail," she added.