Sentence examples for more pragmatist and from inspiring English sources

Some say he has always been more pragmatist and populist than Islamist.

And the new leader of the House, Mr Boehner, seems more pragmatist than partisan.

Paul Johnson, the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, says the chancellor has been more pragmatist than ideologue.

After Mr. Milosevic's extradition, and confronting an average income here of $125 a month, many Serbs are more pragmatist than nationalist.

And for all the talk of Mr. Daley's centrist bent — liberals are up in arms over his assertions that Democrats must "move to the center" and that Mr. Obama "miscalculated on health care" — those who know him well say he is more pragmatist than ideologue.

The South African peace process worked and apartheid gave way to democracy because, when the critical moment came, Nelson Mandela and his African National Congress were more pragmatists than moralists.

But future buyers are more pragmatists than idealists.

Mr. Reid is more of a pragmatist, and personally moderate.

But Abdul is more of a pragmatist and has made himself an expert at trading in refuse.

"Raúl, in economic terms, is much more of a pragmatist and much less of an ideologue" than his brother and predecessor as Cuba's president, Fidel Castro, Mr. Henken said.

Nowadays, he is seen less as the sober pragmatist and more as the dangerously revolutionary zealot.