Sentence examples for more pragmatic view from inspiring English sources

Sonia, 25, took a more pragmatic view.

Other labor groups take a more pragmatic view.

Other foreign policy specialists said that it simply reflected a more pragmatic view of the world.

But the Taliban then decided to take a more pragmatic view of Afghanistan's pre-Islamic past.

However, Hammond has called for what he describes as a more pragmatic view.

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

These attachment views stand in stark contrast to more pragmatic views about territorial rights as means for conflict resolution (e.g., Levy 2000).

She explains, "I'd like to see America move toward a more commonplace, pragmatic view of nudity".

Rorty, a hero of the old left, hoped his peers would abandon what he perceived as anti-Americanism and return to a more pure-hearted, pragmatic view of liberalism.

Also, I am told that Robert Dole, in his brief meeting with Gorbachev during the summit, conveyed to him that he is all for researching S.D.I. but that he takes a more pragmatic, open-minded view than the President does on whether it should be deployed.

From a more pragmatic point of view, Mr. Crist's associates said he was concerned about becoming too closely identified with Mr. McCain's campaign, worried that he would hurt his own standing with what one aide described as "Crist-Obama voters".