Sentence examples for no sense of progress from inspiring English sources

Sicilians hated Lampedusa's portrait of the islanders as violent and irrational while stricter Italian Marxists saw his aristocrat heroes as evidence that the novel was right-wing and its author a man with no sense of progress.

There's no sense of progress toward any conclusion, just a long gallop of facts and figures that leave the reader with the impression that, well, something must be wrong with all these damned screens about.

Instead the US face an elimination match against whoever wins this year's tournament, with little or no sense of progress or coherence currently evident – the Germany and Netherlands victories, for example, now seem a long way away.

The hero system, which lets you grab a power-up to transform into Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader, is fun, but again, there's no sense of progressing toward the chance to experience this honour - you just have to be in the right place at the right time to pick up a token.

You all know how I hate puzzles in challenges, as you get no sense of their progress on TV.

The curious thing is that in a city in which the construction of 250 new high rises within the next decade is being seriously mooted, there's no real sense of progress.

Worst of all, the label "failed state" implies no degree of success or failure, no sense of decline or progress.

Even in situations where we rationally know that it makes no difference, human beings inadvertently feel a heightened sense of progress simply by seeing something that we have created.

P3 17/18 Progress, if any, was slow, and women needed a sense of progress to stay motivated to do exercises.

It gives a sense of progress.

Amid the violence, there is still some sense of progress.