'progressive sensibility' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to an attitude of favoring forward-thinking progress and reform and is usually used to describe a person, organization, or political philosophy. For example, you could say: "The mayor of our town embodies a progressive sensibility, spearheading several new initiatives to reduce pollution and invest in renewable energy sources."
"It's an umbrella that's pretty wide, but that does have a progressive sensibility," he continued.
I loved this: that there must be something, some higher faculty, some progressive sensibility that we find in abstraction.
Absent from his work is the pseudo-Biblical rhetoric, the misty imprecations favored by geniuses of a more or less reactionary temper, like Ruskin and Carlyle, or the parliamentary ponderousness of the writers of a more or less progressive sensibility, like Macaulay and Arnold.
"It's not quite as political as what Fox does," says Phil Griffin, the president of MSNBC, "but we definitely have a progressive sensibility, a sensibility to the left".CNN, meanwhile, continues to lose out to its more strident rivals, in prime time at least.
"We hire smart people with a progressive sensibility," Griffin said.
Bernal Heights is a unique San Francisco neighborhood, known for its progressive sensibility and the bald park on the top of its hill.
The ideal Breitbart headline is provocative and designed to offend progressive sensibilities.
Mr. Spelhaug cites the town's progressive sensibilities, including encouraging the construction of environmentally friendly buildings and protecting and promoting the region's agrarian economy.
She seriously considers only those items that perfectly fit her lanky 5-foot-11 frame, are in tune with her moderately progressive sensibilities and reflect their designer's trademark aesthetic.
Few members of Congress have a strong grasp of the policy details for a complex subject like derivatives regulation, and support from typically liberal members can serve as a proxy for how noxious the bill is to progressive sensibilities.
Any Republican president would encounter resistance, but Trump offends progressives' sensibilities in a way other Republicans don't.
