Sentence examples for actually progressive from inspiring English sources

One could argue that this shift was actually progressive, anticipating Stravinsky's Neo-Classicism by several years.

I make the case that tuition fees are actually progressive, a means of addressing inequality, because only the wealthy pay – those who go to university and earn enough money to repay the loans.

Google's extreme rebranding strategy has indeed pre-empted any apparent need for change; and yet the new identity has strangely provided me with answers to questions I hadn't formulated until now, the biggest of which might be whether the trend in so-called neomodern design is actually progressive or merely reactionary.

We've been partnering with them for a while, they're actually progressive thinkers.

If this wasn't bad enough, Volsky goes beyond effectively arguing that efforts to crush transparency are actually progressive and on to arguing that the concept of lying to voters as AOK.

One of the misconceptions that Patti Solis Doyle, one of her closest aides since the 1990s, and Tracy Sefl, her former campaign aide and staunch supporter, sought to dispel was that she was not actually progressive.

It is actually really progressive to have a new public sculpture in the most significant square in London.

The idea of this enormous legacy and franchise embracing an idea like that, which of course to many of us feels logical, is actually really progressive.

The biggest example: Eugenics, which led to the extermination camps, was actually a progressive idea….

He doesn't tolerate drinking cultures, he's not all about getting big lumps forward – he's actually very progressive.

"The FairTax, looked at correctly, is actually pretty progressive," contends Mr. Kotlikoff, who has been paid by the FairTax organization for his research.