Sentence examples for pragmatic talk from inspiring English sources
But that sort of pragmatic talk is exactly what enrages fiery leftists of Father Edilberto's generation, whose political hopes rose with the emergence of her PT Workers Partyty) and who now feel let down.
Weight talk employed pragmatic talk, active and passive reassurance, and complaining and critiquing criticism.
Mr Wen said he and Mr Abe had had frank, pragmatic talks.
While a glum but pragmatic Kokkinakis talks to media, Kyrgios narrowly loses the first set.
The 17-year-old is evidently a fan, but she is also pragmatic: "You can talk to him about personal stuff or problems with a teacher.
The hyperactive new president pulled on his jogging shorts, threw out the dusty old presidential ways, recruited a broad-based multi-ethnic cabinet and set about dazzling the French with his pragmatic determination to talk straight and get things done.In Act Two of "The Hyperpresident", he was mortifying.
In Beijing, President Hu Jintao of China urged the visiting Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, on Friday to be "flexible and pragmatic" at the talks scheduled for Moscow and to cooperate with the I.A.E.A., news reports said.
Even a manager as pragmatic as Allardyce talked about Leicester being "unique in that they don't have to be pretty" before he suggested that fans of bigger clubs would complain about them playing "not the right type of football".
Much of the talk was pragmatic.
To the Editor: Thank you to Roger Cohen for a realistic, pragmatic column on conducting talks with both Hezbollah and Hamas.
Gooch is the old dog with nine tails now, England's batting coach, still involved, still wanting to play every delivery himself, still talking good pragmatic sense when we sometimes share a few beers on the Suffolk coast.
