Sentence examples for moment progress from inspiring English sources

For the moment, progress is not good enough.

The effect on a listener is revelation in a literal sense: one begins to hear straight through the texture and the moment-to-moment progress of the music.

The first half of Whitaker's book documents the moment-by-moment progress of the Elaine conflict, which capped a season of racial and labor upheaval known as the Red Summer of 1919.

As with all abstract music -- and despite its deeply rooted affinity with ancient musics of Asia, it is indeed abstract -- listeners do not so much "follow" the moment-to-moment progress as entrust themselves to its trajectory.

Was there a eureka moment or did progress come in small incremental steps?There were no eureka moments; progress came in small, incremental steps.

Obama has said Collins' announcement marked a moment of progress for gays.

We have reached a hopeful moment for progress toward the vision of Middle Eastern peace that I outlined last June.

Chelsea will have to cross the River Severn to reach the FA Cup final but for the moment their progress smacks more of Old Father Thames.

Paying tribute to his life and work, the French president, Jacques Chirac, called Dr. Monod "an immense humanist, a guide and a sage who reminds us at every moment that progress is nothing unless it is in the service of mankind".

His ill-conceived Social Security reform bill is effectively dead; the insurgency in Iraq has undermined every moment of progress there and keeps alive the memory of all the wasted opportunities and arrogant decisions of the postwar period; and a hundred trips to the Gulf Coast will not erase the images, and the human cost, of Presidential fecklessness in the first days of Hurricane Katrina.

With this in mind, there was clearly an unscripted moment in progress yesterday morning at the Atlantic Avenue station in Brooklyn, where unseen hands or feet somewhere along the crowded platform were holding the doors of a Manhattan-bound No. 2 train.