Sentence examples for regressive thought from inspiring English sources
On its Web site this week, the same news channel invited readers to discuss the question: "Do you feel that the Health Minister calling homosexuality 'unnatural' is a regressive thought?" The reactions were mixed, but one reader (who indicated that she was an Indian women living in New York City) said: "he is right, all these talks of homosexuality is a blatant import from the West".
Similarly, agreeing portray female characters who reinforce dangerous stereotypes to attract viewers is also using influence to proliferate regressive thought.
For all its consensual rhetoric, the speech signalled a Tory intent to establish regressive conservatism as mainstream thought.
To disincentivise the more general, but vital, benefits of education as a humanising process that fosters critical thought, tolerance and equality, is deeply regressive.
"There is a respectable body of economic thought that holds that casino gambling is actually economically regressive to a state and a community," he wrote in a 1994 book, "The New York Idea".
These are highly regressive.
Categories are almost regressive.
It is regressive and reactionary".
(See progressive tax; regressive tax).
