Sentence examples for partly pragmatic from inspiring English sources

Their position is partly pragmatic.

The military schtick is at least partly pragmatic.

But Wentworth pointed out that the decision was at least partly pragmatic.

Mr. Washington, who said his visit to the festival was "my fifth time up here," said that for actors, the attraction of the Toronto festival was partly pragmatic.

Izzat Shahbandar, an old friend and a former ally of Maliki's, suggested that the Prime Minister's sectarianism was at least partly pragmatic.

My reason for wanting to watch is perhaps best described as an interest — partly lurid, but also partly pragmatic — in apocalypse.

This was partly a pragmatic issue.

He chose "Godot" over "Eleutheria" partly for pragmatic reasons: "Godot" had far fewer characters.

As it turns out, Mr. Kelley does not seem to be leaning that way, at least partly for pragmatic reasons.

(Fallacious argument)." The cooling-off period between Keisha Blake and Leah Hanwell continued through their A-level exams, and this was partly a pragmatic decision on Keisha Blake's part.

I chose Korean partly for pragmatic reasons, because I knew the country had a lively literary scene, but in fact I had read nothing from there before, because there were no translations.