Sentence examples for this is pragmatically from inspiring English sources

As for the fact that wo can be interpreted as the Patient argument of qi, it is simply due to the fact that this is pragmatically plausible and semantically compatible, and is not due to a syntactic configuration in which wo is analyzed as the direct object of the matrix verb.

If thinking that someone who you thought had harmed you was actually a Buddha acting to provide you with an opportunity to develop patience helps you develop this perfection, then it is pragmatically wise to adopt this view.

A Western diplomat in Tehran suggested to me that this is not a moment to seek "truth, justice and clarity" but rather "what is pragmatically possible".

This is just another way of saying that it is in human nature to socialize and to be socialized, which is, pragmatically, exactly the view of the "intellectuals".

The other is pragmatically utilitarian: however the money was raised, it now has an opportunity to do real good.

"If we produce something... which is pragmatically useful and will go to a vote I hope it will be adopted".

This is that Mrs Arroyo means to keep her promise to clean up Philippine public life, and is pragmatically employing military intelligence and the media to do it, because the police and judiciary cannot be trusted.

It is pragmatically feasible to provide procedure-specific cadaveric surgical training alongside supervised clinical training.

The norm in question should be rejected in this case because it has bad practical consequences for women, while serving the interests of men (it is pragmatically bad).

Additionally, attempting to define the kinetics of changes in gene expression by sequential sampling is pragmatically unrealistic.

The second premise says that it is (pragmatically) defective to accept a series of bets which guarantees a loss.