Sentence examples for pragmatic form from inspiring English sources

He also forged a newly pragmatic form of Conservatism.

That would have been a more benign and pragmatic form of snobbery.

These terms evolved profoundly concerning the design and planning of space that is functional, yet pragmatic form.

But in Malaysia and Turkey (and, to a lesser extent, Egypt) a more pragmatic, form of political Islam has also emerged — are these developments part of a global movement?

Eurolight was essentially an EU-wide study employing a modified and pragmatic form of cluster sampling to reach a large number of participants in many countries.

A more pragmatic form of sharing is the addition of out-links for chemistry specified in, for example, an internal report, full-text journal paper or patent.

In any event, her husband will inevitably win, since Bartram takes the form of dead trees and dreams, and her husband takes the form of warm pragmatic flesh.

Faced with the prospect of market contagion, however, politicians may quickly become pragmatic and form a new government within a month, he said.

Just possibly, they may also embrace the Brothers as the best guarantee of getting the soldiers back to the barracks.Whatever the outcome, Egypt looks set to join a broader regional trend that has seen a more pragmatic, tolerant form of Islamism rise to dominate the political scene, by way of the ballot box rather than the gun barrel.

Pragmatic Theory formed last spring, when Chabbert's longtime friend Martin Piotte — a 43-year-old electrical and computer engineer — heard about the Netflix Prize.

We concluded that chimpanzees categorised an apparently simple acoustic signal into victim and aggressor screams and used pragmatics to form inferences about third-party interactions they could not see.