Sentence examples for any pragmatic from inspiring English sources

But, like any pragmatic optimist with a betting account, he would rather wager on the future than rue the past.

The war has no moral justification that I can see – but it doesn't even have any pragmatic value either.

His words and actions on race and deportations have erected new moral barriers to any pragmatic turn toward working with him.

Like in any pragmatic scenario, not all degrees can be developed into a distance education model – at least not yet – think of medicine, for example.

Worsening structural inequality as an issue is also so vague and deep that it impossible to act on and immediately demonized by many Americans, so your position directly hurts the chances of any pragmatic reform.

Faced with finding a temporary solution, Mr. Tompkins did what any pragmatic New Yorker would: he ran around the corner to his local hardware store, in this case American Home Hardware & More on Ninth Avenue.

Why should Arabs be any less pragmatic than Jews?

Regardless of what one thinks about J Street's conduct during the war, the promulgation of this line is a threat to any future pragmatic effort to move U.S. policy on Israel-Palestine in a progressive direction in any future that we can see.

Fear happens when a threat is present, and so any threat to a pragmatic, minimalistic outlook must be eliminated.

This indicates that recombination between cores at different Clade I loci is infrequent (if any) and, from a pragmatic view, all genes at a given position can be considered orthologous when comparing E. coli strains.

Led Wales with typical coolness and authority, intercepting any rare dangerous passes a pragmatic Israeli side mustered.