Sentence examples for rather pragmatic from inspiring English sources

It all feels rather pragmatic, even generous.

It resulted in a rather pragmatic mode of thinking that has dominated Dutch bourgeois culture since the 16th century, coexisting with growing commercial acumen.

Growing up in New York City and going to Broadway theater since I was a kid, I had a rather pragmatic view of show biz.

Rather, pragmatic trials are guided by their end goal: informing practice".

A set of rather pragmatic questions was prepared to support the quality and conformity of the interviews.

This rather pragmatic criterion of adequacy for philosophical analyses serves Goodman well for a number of reasons.

My worries are rather more pragmatic.

"We could have been dogmatic rather than pragmatic and then have nothing to show for it".

This is, then, nakedly political rather than pragmatic in the old one-nation Tory sense.

The party's policy in this area is rather more pragmatic.

Remarks made by politicians in Budapest suggest the opposition may come from an ideological, rather than pragmatic, stance.