Sentence examples for distinctly progressive from inspiring English sources

Labour's five election pledges, to be launched tomorrow, will focus on the future but with a distinctly progressive edge.

The new Mayor and the returning Commissioner have a chance to show the world that the end of crime in New York — from the beginning a bi-partisan achievement — can remain a bi-partisan, indeed a distinctly progressive, accomplishment.

Arguments about administration underperformance that before November were softened -- lest they played into Republican hands -- now need to be made with renewed rigor, the better to help push policy during Obama's second term in a distinctly progressive direction.

"Totally Biased," which is executive produced by Chris Rock, was launched in August of 2012, adapting San Francisco native Bell's live show as a weekly comedy program with a distinctly progressive point of view.

We've already had one lanky and distinctly uncuddly progressive candidate who felt Al Gore wasn't strong enough on issues like racial injustice, child poverty and the struggles of working families.

Then she added a distinctly New York variation to her "progressive who gets things done" slogan.

Last week, Obama did not tell Europeans what they wanted to hear, and the response of the invited audience at Oslo City Hall, whose décor seemed to have been inspired by that of a progressive pre-school, was distinctly muted.

While the first year students clearly preferred the more progressive scheme to the less progressive version, the third year students just stated the opposite preference, also distinctly.

The reduction of vital capacity was progressive with age in both groups but distinctly much more pronounced among SMA II patients than SMA IIIa (Table  3).

Progressives are subject to their own illusions -- distinctly different illusions.

Bound sperm are distinctly different from unbound in that they demonstrate rapidly beating tails with no progressive movement while unbound sperm swim freely.