Though many party members favoured the total abolition of slavery, the party pragmatically did not call for abolition in those states that already had slavery.
"More pragmatically, I don't have enough money to choose private".
In Sondheim's opinion, he had one true flop, the politely received, pragmatically made "Do I Hear a Waltz?" The show "had no passion and no blood and no reason to be," he said.
Far from the Mexican centers of power, it is a place that pragmatically makes do with the never-ending flow of ideas and material that wash in from the U.S.
How, pragmatically speaking, did Bernini (1598-1680) work his magic?
"The regeneration of the Elephant and Castle has been under way for a long time, and pragmatically we didn't think we'd have a hope in hell of winning on the Heygate," explains the society's director, Catherine Croft.
Do you want to make the point that the company needs to stop squandering its goodwill and talk to its employees, or, more pragmatically, that you don't want to take this holiday right now.
Pragmatically speaking, I don't think we will have great difficulty moving forward.
"Most American kids try all the activities," Ranee says pragmatically. "They don't go deep, they go out".
Dr McNamee says "natural family planning can be great if taught well," while Melbourne gynaecologist Dr Sneha Parghi shuts it down pragmatically: "If you don't mind getting pregnant, it's fine".
