Sentence examples for progressive notion from inspiring English sources

Not a bad wardrobe tactic; by deploying it, even a customer without a progressive notion in her head can appear as complex and piquant as an onion.

The brownstone houses five reconstructed period rooms, a porch with a home gym — a progressive notion in Roosevelt's time — and artifacts like the future president's christening outfit, the shirt he was wearing during an assassination attempt, and a shovel and some dirt from the digging of the Panama Canal.

Kennedy, in so far as he embodied that progressive notion, was at the end of progressivism's time.

The fact of a woman ruling a region in the Seven Kingdoms is nearly unheard of and quite a progressive notion in the misogynist world of "Thrones".

Produced by Blizzard Entertainment, the game also strives for diversity in gender, sexual orientation, and body type an admittedly progressive notion for a big-budget video game. . Bill Petras, art director of Overwatch, and Overwatch character-concept artist Arnold Tsang are two of the principle players behind the game's unique visual appeal.

Bronson Alcott was painted as an undereducated educational reformer who followed Rousseau-esque progressive notions, but was unable to manage a school.

And rumour has it that George Michael will bid on the £50m skull, which will forever associate the piece with progressive notions of gender identity in popular culture.

It is made doubly worse because the policy has been motivated by an innate, ideological fixation that universities are Marxist hotbeds that inculcate new teachers with discredited, progressive notions.

On the throne, she remained a great patroness — her collection of Van Dycks and Rembrandts formed the core of the Hermitage Museum — but largely abandoned progressive notions and ruthlessly eliminated opposition, while expanding her dominion over Turkish and Polish lands.

And despite our ostensibly progressive notions about marriage, we were not impervious to the full range of human emotions — rage, jealousy, fear of abandonment — that tend to surface when we cross the boundaries of love.

Another fallacy relating to progressive notions of evolution holds that organisms are perfectly designed.