Sentence examples for liberal progress from inspiring English sources

In sum, the decades after 1871 did not sustain the liberal progress of the 1860s.

The girls have been exposed to nearly a decade of liberal progress, he says.

Does the canny Mr Mukherjee hope to achieve more liberal progress than he has so far promised?

Still, Mr Blair has improved Britain, on balance, and he has usually stood on the side of liberal progress.

The nationalism of the French Revolution was more than that: it was the triumphant expression of a rational faith in common humanity and liberal progress.

And Mr Karzai's Western benefactors should insist that any deal includes safeguards for Afghanistan's recent liberal progress towards parliamentary democracy and women's rights.

But after 400 years of religious oppression by the Ottomans, Greeks were very suspicious of imposed "Liberal European progress".

But over the course of two presidential terms, Obama and his lawyers found ways to persuade the court to make the law a little more liberal — including progress for same-sex couples, health care for millions and protection for abortion rights and civil rights laws.

A search for "progress," "progressive," "liberal" and "equality" finds 32 groups.

The Liberal Democrats made progress, taking control of Watford council and gaining seats elsewhere in the country.

But the trauma of the war had created widespread disillusionment about the entire liberal view of progress toward a more humane world.