Sentence examples for only pragmatic from inspiring English sources

The only pragmatic way to resist President Trump, she argues, is through radicalism.

Now there is no money, the only pragmatic answer I can see is to make equality and diversity an Ofsted-limiting grade factor.

The only pragmatic answer is to kill the silly season – by ending the tradition of MPs having a long summer holiday.

Faced with a credible allegation of serious misconduct, senior officers might be forgiven for taking the view that the only pragmatic solution is to permit the officer's retirement or resignation.

The question of the risks of vaccination aside, Mr Paul maintains that voluntary vaccination has worked well in the past, and that the sudden efflorescence of formerly subdued communicable diseases ought to be met with greater public awareness of the benefits of vaccination.Mr Paul's case for voluntary vaccination is not only pragmatic but principled.

Over at Npower, owned by the German RWE group, the boss Volker Beckers struck a less enthusiastic tone, describing the government announcement as only "pragmatic".

But the logical thinking and reasoned responses that Congressman Holt gave were not only thought-provoking, but pragmatic, sensible, and inspiring.

But I suspect that Eliot's positive response to Main's proposal was not only a pragmatic decision.

The only truly pragmatic way of reversing this state of affairs is through a "political revolution" that mobilizes millions of Americans.

Yet even as delegates here say they applaud Mr. Kerry's goal, if only for pragmatic reasons, there are abundant reminders of the anger toward Mr. Bush.

With reference to sensation, Malebranche believed that sensory experiences have only a pragmatic value, appraising men of harm or benefit to their bodies.