Sentence examples for A progressive outlook from inspiring English sources

This U.S.-supported coalition sees Lebanon's future as a state independent of Syrian and Iranian influence and committed to its pluralism, modern education, a modern economy and a progressive outlook.

On the other hand, affirming the human desire for self-expression and the breadth of stories that Dubaians have to tell about themselves and their culture would show the world that the UAE has sincerely embraced a progressive outlook.

For the Love of Spock gives viewers a glimpse at why a character distinguished by funny ears and arched eyebrows somehow became a symbol for scientific thought and a progressive outlook on the future — just as an oh-so-60s TV show somehow introduced a set of characters and a universe that are still going strong.

For the Love of Spock gives viewers a glimpse at why a character distinguished by funny ears and arched eyebrows somehow became a symbol for scientific thought and a progressive outlook on the future — just as an oh-so-60s TV show somehow introduced a set of characters and a universe that are still going strong.

Instead, this city strikes a harmonious balance between the past and the future, embodying the best of America's olden days while embracing a progressive outlook.

Evangelicals will make the world think embracing a progressive outlook on gender identity will be the beginning of the end for society and American values.

And far from breeding a confident, progressive outlook, they breed a reactionary fear of the future that comes in left- and right-wing varieties -- a defensiveness, a tendency to lash out ferociously at anybody who proposes fundamental reform or at any group, like immigrants, that alters the fabric of life.

It's that, as much as anything else, that's worrisome: that at a mainstream magazine with a wide reach and an ostensibly progressive outlook could think, in 2010, this was okay to write and implicitly endorse". I would really like to apologize for the insensitive things I've said in this post.

And, as of last month at least, Adams didn't have a terribly progressive outlook on gay rights.

Thomas L. Friedman (column, Sept. 14) asserts that terrorism in the contemporary world reflects a struggle "between those Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and Jews with a modern and progressive outlook and those with a medieval one".

The real clash today is actually not between civilizations, but within them -- between those Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and Jews with a modern and progressive outlook and those with a medieval one.