Sentence examples for progressive remarks from inspiring English sources

Cuttin maintains, however, that Mr. Eaux and Mr. Kenneth's mildly progressive remarks are actually the punchlines to jokes made for the benefit of Walton and Johnson's conservative audience.

In what's been characterized as the most progressive remarks ever uttered by a modern pontiff about homosexuality, Pope Francis reportedly told a gay man during a recent conversation at the Vatican that "God made you like that and he loves you like that".

Remark the progressive fading of the bone marrow signal intensity, from hypo-intense to hyperintense signal intensity on T1-weighted imaging, indicating response to therapy.

Jon Pareles, writing in Crawdaddy!, found its electronic excursions less challenging than Eno's previous progressive rock songs and remarked, "This ain't no Eno record.

President Obama managed to further enrage progressives on Friday, with remarks to an Organizing for Action summit Thursday, in which he compared Democratic opponents of fast track legislation to Republican claims of "death panels" in the Affordable Care Act.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

Francis is the master of being all things to all people, using "off the cuff" remarks to sound progressive but changing nothing when it comes to actual church rules.

In sweeping remarks at the progressive New School in New York City, the Democratic candidate said that higher wages are driven by strong, fair and long-term growth, offering policy proposals that fit into each of those three categories.

The progressive statesman Senator Hiram Johnson famously remarked on America's entry into the first world war: "The first casualty when war comes is truth".

It is worth remarking that a progressive phase shift of Δ ψ across the elements must be applied for scanning.

"It's worrying that President Dilma has not signaled that the government plans to pursue a progressive agenda," MTST leader Guilherme Boulos remarked at his group's march, criticizing the PT's lack of focus on reform despite its new four-year mandate.