Sentence examples for comparatively pragmatic from inspiring English sources
The bearded, balding Mr Hue, 48, is soft-toned, affable and comparatively pragmatic.
Should we keep doing this, or can we solve this with a few keystrokes?" At the same time, Renzi is a comparatively pragmatic centrist in his political positions.
Whether it's R. Buckminster Fuller's dark, futuristic Dome Over Manhattan from 1961 or Frank Gehry's comparatively more pragmatic original design for the Guggenheim, these blueprints and architectural renderings allow us to imagine what New York could have looked like.
History suggests that it is (comparatively) easier to make pragmatic bargains over tangible issues like land than it is to agree on great religious questions like the nature of God.
This high-level review screened for methods and content that may offer pragmatic value if applied to the comparatively narrow field of oil spills, and especially large marine spills.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
