Sentence examples for programmatic sense from inspiring English sources

Given their fugal element, it made programmatic sense to play Beethoven's Opus 35 after the Bach.

Wood was a strange man who made occasionally impressive, predominantly weird, sometimes god-awful art in thrall to a programmatic sense of mission: to exalt rural America in a manner adapted from Flemish Old Masters.

He was a strange man who made occasionally impressive, predominantly weird, sometimes god-awful art in thrall to a programmatic sense of mission: to exalt rural America in a manner adapted from Flemish Old Masters.

We were, in the most programmatic sense of the term, scared straight.

A single strategy for bolstering adherence to both TB and ARV therapies makes more programmatic sense, and will be more logical and practical to patients, who, unlike the healthcare system, do not compartmentalize their illnesses.

Probably not in any programmatic, intellectual sense, but it's at worst pleasant and never boring.

This point of view is "programmatic" in the sense that it disposes the reader to accept the revolutionary novelty of Eliot's polyglot quotations and serious parodies of other poets' styles in The Waste Land.

In most cases, it is also programmatic, in the sense that, in several Regions, DA projects become part of the process of regional planning policy, so they are also considered as a source of input information for the purposes of policy planning, management and land use planning.

In the fast-developing area of programmatic trading, it makes sense for us to collaborate with other leading news companies to gain first mover advantage through a powerful global alliance.

Many of his works reflect concrete personal experiences and in that sense are even "programmatic," such as the Six Pieces for Orchestra (1909), which, according to the composer himself, describe episodes connected with his mother's death.

These aren't personal paintings, in the sense of being self-revealing or programmatic in any way.