Sentence examples similar to bit pragmatic from inspiring English sources

Some Albanians worry that the Socialists are a bit too popular in mafia-run places like Vlore.Once in government, the populists may turn pragmatic.

I would rather the Government be a bit more pragmatic, a bit less dogmatic.

Mr. Wills, PSINet's No. 2 executive, takes a bit more pragmatic view.

I'm puzzled why politicians are not a bit more pragmatic about all this.

It isn't a long-term solution but a bit of pragmatic short-term common sense.

Ruland, who took the team from the party to watch films of its opponent, was a bit more pragmatic.

"It's about keeping the balance and trying to play rugby but being a bit more pragmatic.

An off-season filled with off-field problems, though, has the usually optimistic coach Mack Brown acting a bit more pragmatic.

His expert touch might prove a bit too pragmatic for some if it means serving up a newly carved Telecom Italia to a hotblooded young American firm.

Wyndi Rejniak, until recently Jones's marketing director, sounded a bit more pragmatic: "We were looking for the kids who find the trends, and those tend to be kids in action sports".

Still, says Dimitrina Petrova, head of the European Roma Rights Centre in Budapest, Gypsies' shared experience of suffering entitles them to talk of one nation; their potential unity, she says, stems from "being regarded as sub-human by most majorities in Europe".And they have begun to be a bit more pragmatic.