The many manifestations of his humanity would be the engines of progress: language, community, science, commerce, moral sensibility and government.
As cognitive and memory deficits progress, speech and language deficits become more evident and disabling (Groves-Wright et al 2004).
Sullivan describes himself as a "hard-core fan" of the MTV show, and as the piece progresses his language oscillates between a high (or high-ish) journalistic style and the kind of excitable, slangier language a fan might use.
As the novel progresses, its language becomes sparer, lovelier, more deeply infused with Ames's yearning metaphysics.
Things are dubiously "declared everlasting / By brick laid in a pasture gone fallow," and as the poem progresses the language becomes less spiritual and more transactional, mechanical.
The way he both talks and acts seeks to roll back those 25 years of progress, sanctioning language and conduct that many had hoped was banished.
Yet as training progressed, such language slowly vanished from his writings, as he was impressed with the "snap" with which the men marched and the pride they displayed in wearing the Union blue.
A New York Times analysis showed that a majority of the Abbott districts made progress in language arts and math scores in the lower grades last year, though the passing rates remained below the statewide average in many cases.
But middle school students made little, if any, progress in language arts: 75.8percentt of sixth-graders and 80.1percentt of seventh-graders passed, with both numbers virtually unchanged from the year before.
In July, at a hearing of the House subcommittee charged with assessing the military's progress in language training, the chairman, Representative Vic Snyder, Democrat of Arkansas, said: "I think the Pentagon has a sense that they're moving in the right direction.
