pragmatic

[præɡˈmætɪk]

Definition:
1. Concerned with practical matters.
2. Of or concerning the theory of pragmatism.
3. Guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory.

Use 'pragmatic' in a sentence:

1. They are more pragmatic in the US, there is less theory, he says.
2. It's pragmatic. It involves judgment.
3. An Empirical Study on Relationship between Pragmatic Transfer and L2 Proficiency.
4. The American people are pragmatic by nature.
5. Pragmatic meaning is built on the relationship between the sign and its interpretant.
6. The Pragmatic Analysis of the Shift of Terms of Address.
7. But Hamas is also pragmatic.
8. We must approach the issue in a pragmatic rather than an ideological way.
9. That pragmatic formula no longer works.
10. This is my idea of pragmatic authority.
11. Maybe a pragmatic idealist insists on being an ameliorator with great care, and harvests the permanent happiness from it.
12. I am not being fattist, just pragmatic.
13. The speeches have been sober and pragmatic.
14. Social Pragmatic Principles and English Teaching.
15. Their speeches have been both sober and pragmatic.
16. Knowledge of chronobiological patterns can have many pragmatic implications for our day-to-day lives.
17. Third, deepen pragmatic cooperation.
18. This is why we need a pragmatic approach to testing.
19. It spells out rules that are pragmatic.
20. Second, deepen pragmatic cooperation.
21. Conclusion EVA is an economic, effective and pragmatic plastic filling material.
22. Analyzing the Phenomena of Negative Pragmatic Transfer in Second Language Acquisition.
23. Pedagogical Translation of College English and Cultivating Students' Pragmatic Competence.
24. Pragmatic Analysis and The Translation of The Text.
25. A Pragmatic Study of the Speech Act of Apology in Friends.
26. The AU's rhetoric has become more pragmatic.
27. And skilled, visionary, and yet pragmatic organizations and leaders are at the heart of this effort.
28. The new approach is also pragmatic.
29. He adopted a pragmatic approach.
30. However, pragmatic translation also has its own limitations.
31. A consequence of pragmatic qualities is satisfaction.
32. Pragmatic Differences in Politeness Compared between English and Chinese;
33. Cultural Differences between English and Chinese Social Titles and Chinese Pragmatic Principles.
34. This New Multilateral Network needs to be pragmatic.
35. You need to be pragmatic and adapt.
36. What are the pragmatic functions of vague language in news?
37. On the Training of Cross-cultural Pragmatic Ability in English Teaching.
38. Similarly, a person must take pragmatic measures to better its work skills.
39. English sentence structure and the pragmatic analysis.
40. All these perfectly coincide with the situation in the pragmatic translation distinguishable features of informativeness, appellati.
41. This thesis analyzes context from both the traditional view and pragmatic view.
42. Some foreigners are more pragmatic.
43. An Analysis of Intercultural Pragmatic Failure and Its Implications for College English Language Teaching.
44. Pragmatic Failures in English Advertisements for Chinese Products: An Adaptation Approach.
45. Robin took a pragmatic look at her situation.
46. This paper analyzes pragmatic inference in relevance theory.
47. All communication systems serve a purpose, a pragmatic function of some sort.
48. These subjective and objective factors play an important role in pragmatic context.
49. A Study of the Pragmatic Condition of Speech Act in TCFL.
50. But it is bound to become more pragmatic.
51. What is needed most today in banking is pragmatic leadership.
52. I'm just concerned and pragmatic.
53. Randomized Controlled Pragmatic Trial: Concept, Design, Practice.
54. One reason for the striking upsurge of social psychology in the United States lies in the pragmatic tradition of this country.
55. One ally approves of her choice, calling it pragmatic.