Sentence examples for pragmatically with from inspiring English sources

"I got pregnant," she says pragmatically, "with my daughter, Camille".

Real was playing pragmatically, with coach José Mourinho wearing his man-of-war game face.

"What would you do?", she half-growled, half whispered, and - parting pragmatically with hope - "It'll all go on, if we're here or not.

They must deal pragmatically with the realities of Russian power, as the administrations of Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush once did.

We need to engage pragmatically with current problems like crops being damaged if we don't want to take more land to grow them.

Most seem to have approached the arrangement pragmatically, with Massine commenting that sex with Diaghilev "was like going to bed with a nice fat old lady".

She did this slowly, pragmatically and with caution.

He endorses, for the most part, a "soft" liberal internationalism that believes in pragmatically dealing with a variety of international organizations, from the United Nations to NATO to new ones that don't yet exist.

We are simply doing what all agency members are entitled to do: to pragmatically discuss with the agency how to reconcile Brazil's commitment to accept fully credible and effective inspections with the country's legitimate right to protect its proprietary technology.

The governor of Colorado declared that western history was not just about "rugged individuals" but communities coming together to "raise barns".Mr Clinton gave a bravura speech that deftly recalled Mr Obama's nasty primary fight with Mrs Clinton, but turned it into a positive by noting that Mr Obama now pragmatically worked with his former party rival.

This is a distant and difficult goal...and we must proceed toward it prudently and pragmatically, and with a focused concern for our security and the security allies who depend on us.