Sentences with phrase «pragmatic attitude»

Dion and Dion (1993) found that women were more friendship orientated (or Storgic) than men and again, more likely to endorse pragmatic attitudes towards love.

Having attempted to wipe the slate clean, breaking free of the party's record in government but retaining pragmatic attitudes to the key issues which will face Britain in the next five years, Miliband seems to be taking his party back to the «restless and radical» mood of 1997.

It's an unconscionable and completely inappropriate suggestion — the kind that only someone with Amanda's blunt, cold - bloodedly pragmatic attitude could make, although it's just the sort of hypothetical that attracts us to the works of «Strangers on a Train» novelist Patricia Highsmith, or more outrageously, films like «Jawbreaker» and «Heathers,» whose influence can also be found lurking beneath this movie's elegant surface.

President Barack Obama promoted the hard - headed, data - loving, problem - solving pragmatic attitude of the 1990s when the end of the Cold War suggested that almost any challenge could be met.

«I have pragmatic attitude.

What got lost along the way was Lincoln's unpretentious, pragmatic attitude, rooted in the trader understanding that any business, including law business, thrives best on honesty and cooperation.

In the last few years, Pissarra admits to «more grey hair,» but more importantly, «I have developed a hell of a pragmatic attitude towards life.»

Her pragmatic attitude to the industry stems from her belief that fashion reflects and inherent aspect of the human psyche.

Dismayed by Del's pragmatic attitude to the animal, Charley proceeds to take off across America with his boss» truck and trailer, in search of his last surviving relative, an aunt he barely knowns.

They should have a pragmatic attitude toward paid social media — and they should approach all of these things with an understanding that your number one goal is running a law firm that delivers results for your clients.