Here is London being mightily transformed by the growth of housing and the ever onward thrust of the railways in the second half of the 19th century.
Back then, the media impact of such visceral images was immediate and dramatic, and Moore's photographs often seemed to be not only reflecting the onward thrust of the civil rights movement, but helping to sustain it.
He is definitely the villain and a representative of the relentless, onward march of "progress".
This show would be austere without its studio theme, and relies largely on stills and film of Mondrian's quarters in Paris, Amsterdam, London and finally New York in 1942 for its onward thrust.
The sequence, containing three hundred and eighty-six frames, lasted a couple of minutes, and the images — strong, soundless, near-colorless, and unadorned — jerked rather than flowed onward, but the thrust of it was clear.
The sequence, containing three hundred and eighty-six frames, lasted a couple of minutes, and the images strong, soundless, near-colorless, and unadorned jerked rather than flowed onward, but the thrust of it was clear.
Those of us brought up in the postwar years were taught history as the story of the onward march of social progress towards greater equality and better life chances.
As Sylvia Nasar tells it, the story of "the dismal science" of economics is a bright one of onward and upward progress.
Recently, in light of a perceived economic upturn and a relative reduction in famine and disease across most of the continent, the narrative has changed to one of thrusting progress.
Recently, in light of a perceived economic upturn and a relative reduction across most of the continent in famine and disease, the narrative has changed to one of thrusting progress.
From the mid-19th century onward, the progress of complex analysis was strong and steady.
