Others see it in a more pragmatic sense, as an efficient system to prioritize tasks and direct the community towards effective contributions.

They could interpret the word law in a more pragmatic or policy oriented sense.

Gradually, the cold gray days of suspense began to weaken the Keep's discretion, its pragmatic sense.

Essentially, he could only answer it in a pragmatic sense.

This is conservative country in the classic American sense: nonideological, pragmatic.

In a pragmatic sense, there is no way that Kentucky should lose tonight.

"The only one you're really left with, in a very pragmatic sense, is nuclear."

Only a pragmatic sense of the situation controlled and shaped his actions.

Teyrnon, whose pragmatic good sense would have been of some help, was in North Keep.

Evolution isn't interested in whether or not we grasp the truth, except in the most pragmatic sense.