Sentence examples for progressive ethos from inspiring English sources

The progressive ethos, currently embattled, has a proud history.

"Dalton is a competitive school with a progressive ethos, which means we subscribe to two relatively different sets of values," said an article that accompanied the survey results.

If he had come down to Worthy Farm later this month, I could have shown him around the Leftfield tent, where we seek to provide a red edge to the progressive ethos that underlies the event.

For a region noted for its problem-solving orientation and progressive ethos, Silicon Valley has managed to anger a pretty wide swath of American society.

To be successful, we need to bring back technology's progressive ethos and demonstrate again that we can engage with our society rather than just disrupt it.

Is the "progressive" ethos enough?

It's nice to know that behind the egg-box walls, charity-shop costumes and higgledy-piggledy chic of the Gondry landscape lies a progressive socio-political ethos: the considered masquerading as the casual once more.

Campus conservatives feel stifled by a prevailing liberal ethos; progressives by an embedded white culture blind to the experience of others.

In 2003-4, I was in a discussion on TV with a progressive but serious Catholic ethos-based male journalist who told me that he was all for women's rights but why did we use the 8th of March and the area of the university when we all knew what that meant.

Michael McGerr, a professor of history at Indiana University, captures the defining ethos of the progressive movement in the aptly chosen title of his new book, "A Fierce Discontent".

Similarly, the opposition supports them – in the face of an austerity alternative Ed Miliband described as the "Serco and G4S state", these organisations that combine entrepreneurial spirit with social ethos appeal to progressive public service reformers.