pragmatist造句怎么写

Mr Obama is intelligent, inspiring and appears by instinct to be a consensus-seeking pragmatist.

Back in 2001 I thought of myself as a pragmatist, and I still do.

Boris Yeltsin was preparing to step down and make way for the young pragmatist Vladimir Putin.

In 2012, with reform of their government a priority, they might choose a conservative pragmatist who has met a payroll.

Mr Paulson, a fan of free-markets, has long been seen as suspect by the right for being a pragmatist not an ideologue, and for his environmental credentials.

I would like to think that I'm a pragmatist and that I will use those things that help me and discard those that don't.

This, too, is a neo-pragmatist position. Now you notice that in the third part of the Knapp and Michaels essay, they engage in a kind of polite disagreement with Fish.

I'm a pragmatist.

I'm a, philosophically I'm a pragmatist.

Actually he seems a pragmatist instead of an ideologue.

The entrepreneur is an odd mix: part dreamer, part brutal realist and pragmatist.

He is the arch-pragmatist, a brilliant leader adept at getting the best out of the players he has available.

Now I'm all for optimism, don't get me wrong. But as a pragmatist, I can't help but sprinkle a little reality into an optimist's dreams.

He is a pragmatist.

Mr Paulson is a dealmaker and, foremost, a pragmatist.

Are these the signs of a flexible man, a pragmatist rather than an ideologue?

A pragmatist to the core-or perhaps shameless populist would be closer to it-mr Zuma seems much cleverer at saying whatever people want to hear than at formulating a policy and sticking to it.

But he is a pragmatist, albeit a principled one.

I'm not an idealist, I'm a pragmatist.

Less of a control freak than Mr Karimov, he is a pragmatist who is credited with creating prosperity.