"Are you talking about them?" John replies, opening up a Pandora's box of buried feelings, which the pragmatic Emily avoids.
These pragmatic feelings are supported to some extent by the results of a simulation study which showed that abortion notification (with a reporting rate varying from 20%to80%0%) tends to be a less effective method for the early detection of brucellosis than annual bulk milk surveillance [ 38].
It's an ancient, pragmatic response to feeling beleaguered by information, says Ann Blair, a history professor at Harvard and the author of "Too Much to Know: Managing Scholarly Information Before the Modern Age".
Usually there's something purely pragmatic about that feeling, a long list of jobs that still need doing, most of them the kind whose only satisfaction is knowing that they're done.
Among those who associated tigers only with negative impacts, he found that those feelings were driven more by pragmatic concerns than by fear.
He went on, "I'm so fascinated by someone who acts completely on instinct and feelings, where I'm so pragmatic and sensible and kind of — compared to her — boring and conservative".
He went on, "I'm so fascinated by someone who acts completely on instinct and feelings, where I'm so pragmatic and sensible and kind of compared to her boring and conservative".
My feeling is that they need things to be more pragmatic and always put pragmatic things first, emotional things second.
To get along, we all have to conceal our feelings, and to practice the cultivated, calibrated, pragmatic art of dishonesty; we call that "professionalism".
Grand feeling is heroism, she believes; "we have been pragmatic and pedestrian about our erotic lives for too long".
