Sentence examples for side of progress from inspiring English sources
The dark side of progress, indeed.
"The General Assembly is on the wrong side of progress.
George believed that the other side of progress was poverty.
Were they on the side of progress or recoiling from its advances?
"He's always been on the side of progress: he had false teeth when he was 27," witters his wife.
Language extinction is often the flip side of progress; as the world draws closer together, some regional differences fade to a distant, then a lost, memory.
This is of course an unfortunate side effect of progress: some devices naturally get left behind.
In that sense, the disenchantment of the world is the alienating and undesirable flip side of scientific progress.
Still, Mr Blair has improved Britain, on balance, and he has usually stood on the side of liberal progress.
Mary Shelley's monster showed the sinister side of scientific progress, Don Siegel's pod people doubled for spawning communists and so on.
The second episode Nosedive is more traditionally Black Mirror in its tale of the sinister side of technological progress, but it's pulled off with a freshness that prevents it from ever feeling heavy-handed.
