Sentence examples for judged pragmatically from inspiring English sources
Third, they must be promoted and judged pragmatically, not ideologically.
James concluded that St. Paul very likely did have a seizure, but that this had no bearing on the spiritual significance of his visions, which needed to be judged pragmatically, by the extent to which they offered "delight" or "good consequential fruits for life".
His judges pragmatically intuit that regardless of whether free will exists, our society depends on everyone's believing it does.
In its place, McWhorter asks feminist and other readers of Foucault to pragmatically judge his work on what it does, that is, on the transformative impact that it has on their lives.
Pragmatically, the most critical attribute for a biomarker is not that it diagnoses Parkinson disease early, before motor features appear, but rather that it reflects a pathogenetic process and progression of the disease against which potential disease-modifying agents may be judged.
"The Booker, though – the people judging that see it much more pragmatically, and know there is a history of Booker prize winners and Booker shortlisted novels, some of which turn out to be really shrewd choices vindicated by time, and some which look like duff choices.
A great share of the young generation of Iran do not look at their world solely as a subject for judging, they see themselves engaged in this world and they look at it pragmatically aiming to find a solution for their problems.
Staff have to estimate the impact of finance "pragmatically" by other means.
I view abortion pragmatically.
Verdict Pragmatically hard Brexit.
