Sentence examples for a belief in progress from inspiring English sources

Both America and Britain are countries ruled by a belief in progress, forward movement.

The Jewish faith encourages a belief in progress and personal accountability.

Even secularism itself, Critchley maintains, is a religious myth, based as it is on a belief in progress.

At the core of it is a belief in progress, something that was essentially not present among the Greeks.

They are united by a belief in progress and what science and medicine can do for their region.

"It gave me a belief in progress". Solving difficult problems is only possible, he adds, if researchers can set their imaginations free.

Some such trust in love and goodness underpins all belief in progress and all faith in the future.

First, the word signifies a belief in, well, progress.

This is what the philosopher John Gray disagrees with and in his review he argued that Pinker was stuck in a contradiction that "afflicts anyone who tries to combine rigorous Darwinism with a belief in moral progress".

As Phillipson says, by the 1750s booming international trade meant "there was a new culture of optimism in Scotland, a belief in economic progress and the values of civic society".

Fuller's fullest expression of a belief in postwar progress was an enormous geodesic dome he designed for the United States Pavilion at the Expo '67 world's fair in Montreal.