Sentence examples for relatively progressive from inspiring English sources

As for Wagner's attitudes toward people of color, he was relatively progressive for his time.

It could be a long time before Afghanistan returns to the relatively progressive style of 1964.

It was a relatively progressive proposal, too, imposing higher rate increases on banks and corporations than on individuals.

And his work has been crucial in demonstrating that traditional Judaism is relatively progressive when it comes to sexuality.

But it's not just because of these relatively progressive reforms that Zelaya enacted that he deserves our support.

What's more, the local government has adopted relatively progressive tourism policies, and foreigners have not had their access curbed.

Compared with other movements in the very broad Muslim political spectrum, many of the emerging forces are relatively progressive.

(It wasn't the last step, but I'll report on Denmark's relatively progressive animal agriculture at another time).

He was also admired for his extensive charitable work and for his relatively progressive ideas on women's rights.

Despite his relatively progressive views, he never allowed his family's firm hold on Nicaraguan politics to be relinquished.

And the students, many of them children of the victims of Stalin's repression, were relatively progressive, interested in -- and allowed to experiment with -- foreign films, music and opinions.