Sentence examples for obviously pragmatic from inspiring English sources

Another, more obviously pragmatic, reason why Sparta attracted to itself allies in areas like Arcadia was surely fear of Argos.

And so, what British Vogue described only months ago as "the new austere" – read play-safe (if beautiful) fashion that strives to be socially responsible and exudes a certain sobriety – has given way to less obviously pragmatic designs.

Tom is obviously both pragmatic and hilarious, and ladies, I am not sure if he is single or not, but am happy to ask for you..

You could say that the Bank is simply being pragmatic, and obviously if the facts change, then policy should change.

And Marie is kooky, so she obviously became the more pragmatic sister later on".

He laid an emphasis on the "obviously" that is both pre-emptive and pragmatic.

"He obviously represents a different worldview, a more pragmatic way of doing foreign policy rather than this kind of ideology-driven foreign policy that so many Republicans espouse today," Elsner said.

He said if the government could demonstrate a benefit to the Australian defence force mission in Iraq "then we obviously have to look at it – but we will be pragmatic and we won't be naive".

The more pragmatic part of the explanation is that it obviously makes no sense to pay lawyers $25K to complete a $50K financing round.

The visual description of individual's pain patterns was a pragmatic and clinically meaningful way to distinguish between obviously different patient profiles, but the method is time consuming and only doable in small samples.

"Clearly the pragmatic hope is that the siting of the pole will, obviously, encourage the daily flying of the American flag".