Sentence examples for pragmatic attitudes from inspiring English sources

For instance, Hacking (2007a) distinguishes his pragmatic attitudes from the school of Pragmatism.

At the same time, the agrarian past, with its more pragmatic attitudes toward livestock, is receding from memory.

Worsley's account avoids Brideshead-style sentimentality as it details both the various economic factors that caused the decline and the often surprisingly pragmatic attitudes of aristocratic owners.

Ironically, we should also appreciate the pragmatic attitudes in the White House and Pentagon which have thus far at least prevented an even further descent into chaos in the Middle East.

Her work reflects this pragmatic attitude.

Instead it seems inclined to take a pragmatic attitude.

For a nation of pet-lovers, we Britons take a surprisingly pragmatic attitude to all this.

But behind Maduro's public bluster may lie a more pragmatic attitude.

Now, in his late fifties, he has a pragmatic attitude towards his work, fame and industry shelf-life.

If there's something [Progress] have to offer it's making sure the Labour party is connected with that pragmatic attitude".

She had a very pragmatic attitude toward whatever we were doing and there was always a feeling that you couldn't refuse her.