Sentence examples for progressed as a kind of from inspiring English sources

So went the gloomy preambles to an evening of primary election returns on television and the Internet, a night that progressed as a kind of death knell for insurgency in the 2000 campaign.

" 'You don't understand: if I had taken the A train instead of the 2 train....' " Or "You don't understand: if I had decided to be an investment banker instead of running the Go-Karts in Utica....' " The evening, particularly in the hands of Mr. Rock and Mr. Quinn, progressed as a kind of satirical response to the endlessly solemn narrative of local and network television.

Give a man a fish etc. Nadler sums up this approach to progress as "a kind of political tough love" and this page is folded down in my copy of her book, because I think it sums up the crux of the challenge for those marketing Conservative policies to my generation today and because I'm still not sure what I think about it.

Gray dismisses modern rationalism, with its faith in human progress, as a kind of Gnosticism made from "scraps of decayed Christianity," whose central myth is that knowledge will set us free.

Ever since, students have been seen as at the vanguard of progress and as a kind of national conscience.

Over the years, it's kind of progressed more into a kind of local artsy crafty kind of a shop.

I liked the way it was progressing, with a kind of passionate restraint.

Even in early 2008, at that heady moment when the thought of a black President became a real possibility, there was a cynical murmur among African-Americans that Obama's election — like so many other examples of putative racial progress — would be widely understood as a kind of gift to black people.

Key Israeli and Palestinian officials were trying to create a detailed, permanent record of the talks' progress -- "a kind of formal or informal 'deposit,' as was done in negotiations with Syria and elsewhere, for the collective memory of the two societies," Mr. Moratinos said.

A fairly standard summertime R-rated comedy, in other words, which I guess could be described as a kind of progress.

I think Kelman intends this as a kind of progress, that he approves of Kieron speaking unapologetically in his own voice.