Sentence examples for progressive humanity from inspiring English sources

A mention of the Chekhov centenary — "I am sincerely happy that the hundredth anniversary of his birth is attracting anew to him the attention of all progressive humanity" — disappears under correction tape.

Arguing that "science has demonstrated that the intermarriage of diverse races is indispensable to a progressive humanity," it triumphantly unveiled a new vocabulary to accompany America's noble, interracial future.

The telos of every human is to know this system, yet this realisation can only be achieved through the progressive development of humanity as a species of intelligent, self-conscious beings.

"Premillennialism," as it is called, contradicts another view popular in America during the nineteenth century: the conviction that progressive revelation leads humanity forward to greater civilization and an ultimate encounter with Christ at the end of time.

Yet Mormons in turn point to perfectionist views of humanity and progressive views of God among more conventionally accepted Christian groups.

Why can't we have that as a model?" Polman is acknowledged as one of the leaders of a small but growing band of progressive companies that believe humanity is heading for disaster unless politicians, companies and civil society join forces to respond to the challenges of social injustice, climate change, resource scarcity, ecosystem degradation and biodiversity loss.

The UN describes the Platform as humanity's most progressive blueprint yet for advancing women's rights around the world.

The pardon will be welcomed by many, and it is undoubtedly a gesture of humanity, compassion and progressive values.

His philosophy of history is initially likely to seem striking and interesting mainly for its development of a teleological conception of history as the progressive realization of "reason" and "humanity" — a conception which anticipated and strongly influenced Hegel, among others.

There could be a progressive gentrification of arts and humanities".

Reed — a small, progressive college known for its humanities programs and narrow student-to-teacher ratio — is about a mile away.