Sentence examples for progressive desire from inspiring English sources

As the next day dawned in Britain, and the truth of why what had happened had happened began to penetrate, it was clear that the progressive desire to pretend that the vote was primarily an assertion of economic insecurity or a statement against neoliberalism was, as so often in the past, at best very partial, at worst sentimental and self-deluding.

In the meantime, many of the Prohibitionist leaders expressed an earnest — and characteristically Progressive — desire to help those who seemed, to them, insufficiently progressed.

The band's no-holds-barred approach to airing these beliefs in a region that is struggling to find a balance between the conservative mores of the older, ruling generation and the progressive desires of many young people is exactly what has made Mashrou' Leila so popular.

Moreover, the findings to date do not provide much guidance for predicting what would happen if, as many progressives desire, we attempted to strengthen either multiculturalism or redistribution beyond what currently exists.

The new pope will not be the liberal many progressive Catholics desire.

The federal government would make matching contributions for the poor, the disabled and the unemployed, permitting the system to be as progressive as desired.

In 1913, Woodrow Wilson insisted, "All that progressives ask or desire is permission — in an era when 'development,'evolutionon,' is the scientific word — to interpret the Constitution according to the Darwinian principle; all they ask is a recognition of the fact that a nation is a living thing".

Surrounded by many others who are making (and breaking) resolutions of their own, I find myself in an environment of desired progressive change.

A significant feature of the natural aging process is that body function decline is chronic and progressive; therefore the desired intervention drug must have a therapeutic effect as well as being safe, have nontoxic side effects, and be suitable for long-term use.

It's no cheap imitation of Ukip, nor an "electoral ploy", but an approach born of progressive values and our desire to see them realised.

His surveys, involving a total of almost 2,500 subjects, comprise one of the few systematic comparisons of female and male desire at progressive stages of committed relationships.