Sentence examples for more pragmatic notion from inspiring English sources
It's useful to bring this more pragmatic notion of Surrealism to this fine show of small neatly made collages from the movement's early years.
The romantic notion of playing for your favourite team seems to be giving way to more pragmatic notions about the next, big contract and a need to play international club football.
The concretist is far more pragmatic; notions of property, relation, proposition, and the like play certain roles in our theorizing and are subject to a "jumble of conflicting desiderata" (Lewis 1986, 54).
There might be the temptation to deploy the more physical presence of Adam Nemec against England, even if only to assist in defending the set-piece threat Slovakia have identified, but although a point will put them in the last 16 Hrosovsky was keen to play down notions of a more pragmatic approach in Saint-Étienne.
If there is any substance to that, it might seem to support a notion that women politicians are, as an oft-flouted rule, more pragmatic and less ideological than men.
"You have the whole notion of people who want to stand on principle and those who want to be more pragmatic," said Professor Tim Hagle, an expert in Republican politics at the University of Iowa.
Woodcock is more pragmatic.
Others were more pragmatic.
Barrera was more pragmatic.
Ms. Pekoe was more pragmatic.
