Sentence examples for mostly progressive from inspiring English sources

It was the speech of a progressive radical to an audience of (mostly) progressive radicals.

Mr. Kuzmin had his defenders, mostly progressive city officials who saw opportunity in democracy and the free market.

In particular, she discusses the emergence of several groups, mostly progressive, that claim to represent local and independent small businesses.

Last week, the F.B.I. seized a computer server from a Brooklyn computer cooperative that describes itself as offering online services, including the ability to share e-mail anonymously, to mostly progressive groups.

But sponsors of the resolution, in the face of opposition from the administration and a wide coalition of mostly progressive organizations, failed to muster sufficient momentum to get it to the floor of the Senate and the legislation is now, to all intents and purposes, on ice.

He argued that the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, a seventy-five-year-old nonprofit established by the Reynolds tobacco fortune, spends more money than he does in North Carolina, funding mostly progressive social-welfare organizations, many of whose leaders are outspoken critics of Pope.

The policy people on Clinton's staff, who are mostly progressives, reportedly favor the second approach, which borrows something from the arguments Bernie Sanders has been making.

As one might expect, a number of conservative reviewers have been hostile to such a point of view, and with them it is reasonable to ask why Gerson considers himself a conservative at all, inasmuch as his heroes are mostly progressives, liberals and radicals.

The group, co-founded by a Presbyterian pastor whose church served as a sanctuary for Central Americans fleeing bloodshed in the 1980s, is made up of volunteers, mostly white and largely progressive, who are quick to criticize the intense focus on security at the border.

His supporters were mostly young, progressive and Jewish.

They described boundaries set by parents who were mostly educated, progressive and democratic.