Sentences with phrase «with pragmatism»

This yogurt purveyor's experience combines the idealism of the»80s pioneers with the pragmatism of the recent crop of socially responsible entrepreneurs.

The Conservatives have the same problem but less so but doctrine is largely replaced with pragmatism.

Wyn has been described as being calm, focused and wise and outstanding — a towering intellect coupled with pragmatism, empathy and common sense make an exceptional combination.

What it lacks in finesse it more than makes up for with pragmatism, and ultimately buyers will appreciate its daily driver practicality than an inability to shave two seconds off their lap time.

I am extremely competent as a clinical nurse, with familiarity with medical terminology, awareness of the importance of correct dosage and the need to reassure family members with optimism combined with pragmatism.

You can grow businesses and political programs with pragmatism, but you can not grow a church.

Now, I understand that there are some issues with pragmatism here.

In a classic paper of 1908, the then prominent and influential Johns Hopkins University philosopher Arthur O. Lovejoy gave reign to his not inconsiderable annoyance with pragmatism.1 «What,» he asked, «is it that those pesky pragmatists want anyway?»

We are a bit preoccupied with pragmatism, athleticism and physicality instead of technique, brilliance and elegance.

The point is not to get the expectations too pumped up but to look at the preparations with pragmatism.

Sarachan, who'll be in charge at least through the pre-World Cup friendlies against Bolivia, Ireland and France, has responded with pragmatism.

In fact it was dull and largely insipid; often grinding out results with a pragmatism that betrayed the adventure of SAF's early teams.

Boulton's conclusion is that his every action «had been hallmarked with pragmatism and sophistry» but he won the day.

«From both Eric [Pickles] and William [Hague] I learnt the art of reconciling passion and idealism with pragmatism and realism, but I always said that long after life in politics I must be able to live with myself for the decisions I took or the decisions I supported.

With her pragmatism over the EU, this offers the hope that a May administration would gently rowback Brexit.

While elections will certainly play a role in whether the bill passes, Mr. Camara said in his mind, allowing local control of minimum wages had less to do with party politics and more to do with pragmatism.

But he thinks the widespread adoption of pharmacometrics is an uphill battle that is just beginning, so he tempers his enthusiasm for the burgeoning field with the pragmatism that it may be some time before drug safety biomarkers or endpoint surrogates are sought by industry.

It is, though, a passive display: while some computer enthusiasts wax lyrical about building virtual reality, Disney builds parallel reality with the pragmatism of an engineer.

Thus, even the most fantastical serious games must be framed with pragmatism and realism.

In aiming to combine vanity with pragmatism, Aujla uses materials that are made for utilitarian function but which also have aesthetic value.

This may seem too generous compared with modern practice, but she speaks of society's patterns then with pragmatism: «That's just the way it was.»

Practice head Sue Baker is «a very safe pair of hands», who remains «calm and good natured under pressure»; Michelle Mann is «an excellent lawyer with strong technical skills»; and senior associate James Davies «combines a great eye for detail with pragmatism and commerciality, which is an essential combination for operating at the top level».

In his advisory work Paul combines an analytical approach with pragmatism and commercial acumen.

In keeping with the pragmatism that often characterizes its clients, the clinic often collaborates with public interest attorneys, regulators and private interests to resolve community - based environmental problems as efficiently as possible.

«He has positively influenced many volunteers with his pragmatism and common sense.

Anna Rogers, «no matter what the complexity of the matter», provides «first - class technical advice, coupled with pragmatism, a sense of humour and common sense.»

I do not know whether he would have done this or not, since I believe that with his pragmatism he might have accommodated relativity physics without altering his epistemology, though I can not go into the question here.16 What seems to me clear is that the philosophical issues underlying Hartshorne's criticisms of Peirce can not be settled by theories of physics or the mathematics of continuity.

The Minimalists turned on the old concept of what happens in one part of the painting directly effecting what happens in another part and replaced it with the pragmatism of the grid.