"progressive ideals" is a correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to beliefs or principles that promote social or political progress and change. Example: "The candidate's campaign focused on promoting progressive ideals such as gender equality and healthcare reform."
Cameron appealed to people with "idealism and progressive ideals hardwired into their DNA" to vote Conservative.
David Cameron appealed this morning for people with "idealism and progressive ideals hardwired into their DNA" to vote Conservative.
I want to speak directly to the people who have idealism and progressive ideals hard-wired into their DNA, everyone who is desperate for real change.
Besides renouncing his faith, Rosmer has abandoned his old political beliefs to pursue progressive ideals.
He could use ye olde Bully Pulpit to advocate progressive ideals vocally.
"These artists witnessed themselves becoming members of a lost society, whose progressive ideals were destroyed," Ms Lloyd says.
It feels both old-fashioned and progressive, and makes one realize that progressive ideals in general seem suddenly old-fashioned.
But, against the current political backdrop, the singer's resounding victory can be read as a statement about Europe's commitment to progressive ideals.
They played tennis and discussed philosophy, Butler writes, and he shared her progressive ideals, including, apparently, her notions of equality between a husband and a wife.
Brooke's progressive ideals, keen intelligence, creativity, and boundless energy defied conventional notions about the effect of time's passage on the human mind and spirit.
The battle over math education is often conceived as a referendum on progressive ideals, with those on the reform side as the clear winners.
