Sentence examples for yet pragmatic from inspiring English sources
But now that most studies describe only incremental improvements in treatment, reports are far more complicated, detailed enough for sub-sub-specialists yet pragmatic enough for general doctors.
But such a principled yet pragmatic solution to the birthright citizenship question could point the way toward common ground on immigration reform.
I was full of faith, yet pragmatic enough to consume as much ORS as I could – even when I wanted to give up and throw the bottles away.
As someone close to George Osborne, Javid shares the chancellor's sceptical yet pragmatic view of Europe, supporting membership provided that the negotiations are successful.
It's a far-out yet pragmatic concept that Mr. Dodington and Mr. LaRocca will try to break down in a panel discussion concurrent with an exhibition of the winning entries.
Selfie-taking yet unselfish, connected yet lonely, anxious yet pragmatic, risk-averse yet entrepreneurial, Generation K is a distinct cadre, a generation very different from those that preceded them.
That cynical, effortlessly superior and yet perversely pragmatic one that's familiar from Graham Greene novels and realpolitik radicals.
The changed nature of the president's war powers offers yet another pragmatic example of flexibility and change.
Steele's book is a must-read, a powerful yet still pragmatic roadmap to a new civilisational paradigm that simultaneously offers a trenchant, unrelenting critique of the prevailing global order.
And yet, the pragmatic dealmaker in Mr. Romney may find that even if he does not want to sign a nuclear arms treaty with Moscow as Mr. Obama did, it is useful to be able to move supplies through Russian territory to Afghanistan.
He now understands the idea of rhetorically adequate process as a set of unavoidable yet counterfactual "pragmatic presuppositions" that participants must make if they are to regard the actual execution of dialectical procedures as a sufficiently severe critical test.
