Sentence examples for Desire for progress from inspiring English sources

Our desire for progress, to make it to Schoharie Crossing, was appropriate.

Undine Spragg is an outsider, and her name itself encompasses the warring forces at work in her desire for progress.

Luckily, a great many Bangladeshis understand that the government is sincere in its desire for progress and want it to succeed.

Rather, he seems keenly aware that his electoral success is linked less to a desire for progress than to a fear of backsliding.

If they want to become academies, these schools that have an eye for social justice and a desire for progress, cannot do so.

The result of this impasse is a growing impatience in Flanders; a desire for progress and increased pressure on Wallonia to reorganise Belgium into a federalist state.

This was a time when ordinary Spaniards, according to the film's introductory titles, were torn between the desire for social progress and the demands of tradition.

The current student body, the commentary insisted, "seems to lack either the desire for radical progress or a suitable method for fighting to make it happen".

Yet, there is a sense these days that the desire for actual progress is outstripping the Kremlin's ability to deliver.

If a general sense of instability, insecurity and drift helped bring Modi to power, the desire for rapid progress, order and direction is likely to now prove an immense challenge for the new prime minister.

Pontoppidan's novels and short stories informed with a desire for social progress but despairing, later in his life, of its realization present an unusually comprehensive picture of his country and his epoch.