Sentence examples for pragmatic disposition from inspiring English sources

Mr Rosen studies a succession of contrasted individuals to demonstrate that "a pragmatic disposition, a degree of humility and common sense, and the ability to interact well in groups" have proved more important in determining a justice's long-term influence than academic brilliance or rigid consistency.

Having a pragmatic disposition is common practice and we may find tremendous value in examining multiple perspectives on any issue.

The top ten lookups during the past four months were pragmatic, disposition, didactic, opportunity, paradigm, holistic (there it is again), esoteric, comradery, integrity and ubiquitous.

Mostly, though, Breyer and O'Connor shared a judicial disposition — pragmatic, improvisational — that distinguished them from their more rule-based colleagues, including Scalia and Ginsburg.

"For Oregon, the whole premise we came up with, of dreamers, comes from looking at the people who settled here, who are attracted here: pragmatic idealists with the disposition to bring to life their dreams".

Yet, despite the growing pragmatic view, the psychological disposition of the Palestinians remains locked in place and a significant constituency on both sides continues to oppose any effort to reconcile their historical perspectives.

But Douthat's proposed solutions to the crisis, like his historical analyses and his disposition, are more pragmatic than truly traditionalist.

Further in the relativist direction would be Xunzi's pragmatic conventionalism, which holds that kind distinctions are determined by social conventions based on our natural biological disposition to classify certain things similarly, our cultural traditions, political decisions, and practical efficacy in securing socioeconomic order.

(Pragmatic Capitalism).

Disposition: Claim thrown out.

Radical, pragmatic.