Sentence examples for imaginations of progress from inspiring English sources
Even in workers' momentary engagement with public, civic and urban health as we analyse it here (the research theses of pharmacy students, 'Sanitation Day', the volunteer-provided HIV/AIDS education), and within its limited reach (the checkpoint, the trial community, the 'slum'), we encounter aspirations to and imaginations of progress.
In a symbolic ending, Margaret Schlegel marries Henry Wilcox and brings him back, a broken man, to Howards End, reestablishing there a link (however heavily threatened by the forces of progress around it) between the imagination and the earth.
We must cultivate deep awareness of ourselves and our surroundings by honing insight, hindsight, and foresight as critical life skills so that we can break free from old patterns and unleash a new wave of imagination and progress.
It's not the end of progress by any stretch of the imagination.
It is this understanding that gives him the confidence to believe that technology – through an explosion of progress in genetics, nanotechnology and robotics – will soon surpass the limits of his imagination.
The delay after Reykjavik has now lasted almost another quarter-century; and though Barack Obama speaks the language of progress, it is not yet clear whether he has the courage of Kennedy or the imagination of Gorbachev and Reagan.
More evidence of progress.
Signs of progress abound.
Growing up with that rate of progress gives you a sense that anything that can be reinvented will be; it fosters a sense of optimism and imagination.
