Sentence examples for believes in progress from inspiring English sources

The truth is that everyone believes in progress, but only a dwindling band of Victorian relics such as Dawkins believe in Progress.

Not unlike John Osborne, Bennett emerges as a writer who believes in progress but who is irrevocably attached to his country's cultural inheritance; and it's specifically England, rather than Britain, that stirs his deepest sympathy.

There was a time, in the distant past only for some of us, when progressives, believing in progress, declared the system unworkable without major changes.

We no longer believe in "progress".

Utopians believe in progress; dystopians don't.

"We've stopped believing in progress.

We would give anything to believe in progress again.

believe in progress and pluralism, tolerance and freedom.

Believing in "progress," we are unable to get our utopias up and running.

Yet he believed in progress, though he was loth to admit it.

Many Americans — black and white, liberal and conservative — want to believe in progress.