"I think that there's a degree of cowardice and wilful ignorance around this condition…It's something we increasingly need to handle compassionately and pragmatically," he said.
Sizing up the situation more pragmatically, Kleger said, "He's very athletic, but if you have any way for him to grow, let me know".
More pragmatically, they said polling for the Republican Party has shown that Mr. Bush's relationship to energy companies is one of his biggest vulnerabilities.
"I was a finance guy who looked at railroads pragmatically," he says.
But, pragmatically, Pearce says that requiring universal salt iodization in this country is very unlikely to happen.
So he said pragmatically, unemotionally, 'Jean has to go.
"I got pregnant," she says pragmatically, "with my daughter, Camille".
"But you can only dance until a certain age," Mr. Sutton said, pragmatically.
Goh, however, has more mixed feelings: "You have to sacrifice some things for the future," she says, pragmatically.
It's like a shopping list, where you buy the same thing every week," Bushra said, pragmatically.
