Sentence examples for pragmatic part from inspiring English sources

That means the whole country, the whole mess of Israel has moved to the leftward, pragmatic part.

"All the Zionist leaders were both utopian and pragmatic, but what you have with the settlers is the utopian part frighteningly unaccompanied by the pragmatic part.

But the Christian Democratic candidate, Jurgen Ruttgers, was unable to overcome the effects of the scandal, and his decision to try an anti-immigrant message in a pragmatic part of Germany backfired.

For Ms. Lambert, who is gay, it represented an opportunity to bring all her worlds together: "The very pragmatic part of the song was there, but I wanted to provide a context of love and heart — that's sort of my thing".

The more pragmatic part of the explanation is that it obviously makes no sense to pay lawyers $25K to complete a $50K financing round.

"We decided to initiate the Annapolis process according to a strategy that was agreed with the international community and with the pragmatic part of the Palestinian Authority.

In an open office in the rear, Mr. Gray, 41, from Dix Hills, patiently speaks with customers who are, for the most part, pragmatic and calm.

But along with my friend the broadcaster/writer Mik Scarlet, I can be pragmatic: "I was part of the focus group [for the ads] and found that some of the stories were taken but not portrayed exactly.

This simple illustration of pragmatic economics was part of a determinedly upbeat look at the Yorkshire city that was once one of the richest in Britain, encouraging waves of migrant workers, but  that is struggling now that all the mills are gone.

Thus, Jinsai's rejection of Buddhism follows, at least in part, pragmatic lines, emphasizing that at best there is no gain from it, and at worst that it brings chaos and disorder to the world.

It was an unusual mission hospital but the pragmatic imperative was part of the mission experience.