Sentence examples for culturally progressive from inspiring English sources

Culturally progressive or atavistic?

It also reflected the disarray of Modernism as a culturally progressive international movement.

The country's reputation as the buttoned-up, sterile anomaly of Asia has fallen away in favor of a much more culturally progressive vibe.

"I say this as an anglophile who's lived here for 20 years, but the UK has always seemed to be the most culturally progressive nation in the world," he says.

Education Aisha Al-Muid grew up in Southwest Philadelphia and looks fondly on her years in that area as being a safe and culturally progressive area.

Beautiful, intelligent, culturally sophisticated, politically progressive and fluent in Spanish, Maar was the one who found Picasso his famous studio on Rue St. Augustin.

As opposed to conservative-friendly disciplines like economics and business management, liberal arts produce more culturally aware and progressive citizens, inclined to challenge ossified social conventions and injustices.

However, this unusual slogan has much more to do with the traditionally friendly, eclectic, accepting, diverse and culturally and socially progressive nature of the people of Austin.

One thing you gotta keep in mind is that ACL is by no means a rave, it's not even a left-leaning festival like Coachella or Sasquatch that aims to be at once culturally definitive and progressive.

Giddings said Tasmania is a "more inclusive, more progressive, more culturally confident, more dynamic" state than it was in 1998.

The new documentary process, intended to broaden the pool of voters making a first cut of the candidates, yielded what appeared to be a fairly conventional list of culturally hip or politically progressive nominees.