Sentence examples for progress may seem from inspiring English sources

Though progress may seem slow, he said, change is happening.

The narrative of The Pilgrim's Progress may seem episodic, but Calvinist theology provides a firm underlying ground plan.

Those who seek to achieve such things do not always succeed, and sometimes making even a little progress may seem to take forever.

Such versions of progress may seem nullified by Sunday's resolution of the Likud Central Committee ruling out the establishment of a Palestinian state between Israel and Jordan.

"Science and the idea of progress may seem joined together, but the end result of progress in science is to show the impossibility of progress in civilization," he writes.

Not long ago, I had occasion to write of the divide in virtue that separates us from Shakespeare, making the point that Shakespeare believed in fate, order, and forgiveness, whereas we believe in history, justice, and compassion, and that, superior though our moral progress may seem, there are bitter truths in the old trinity.

How, then, is it possible to measure progress that may seem like a few drops in the proverbial bucket?

In that light the progress in Zabul may seem slight.

This may seem like progress, but it could also be regarded as a kind of absurd end state for Aristotelian thinking.

While it may seem that little progress is being made on the jobs front, beneath the surface the economy is doing what it's done for decades: orchestrating a relentless and enormous recycling of jobs and workers.

Since memory traces, impressions, or images have figured in theories of memory from Aristotle, through Descartes and theorists of the association of ideas, into the 21st century, it may seem that little progress has been made.