Sentence examples for some kind of progress from inspiring English sources

It's some kind of progress.

I – I thought I was making some kind of progress and doing something.

I just hope we can work out a way to move on, and make some kind of progress".

That may be some kind of progress, but this mock self-mocking book leaves a definite "going rogue" aftertaste — simultaneously winking and right­eous, historically incurious, throwing in a little anti-cultural elitism and underdog sentimentality to flavor the stew.

"Long before September we need to be showing some kind of progress in some way because I don't think we have the luxury of that kind of time," he said in a joint news conference with his Kuwaiti counterpart.

And finally, some kind of progress, now all those single-faceted characters come together to form a completely rounded, all-knowing, all-seeing woman (who, coincidentally, will have crazy ninja skills and a fierce eveningwear collection).

The creators of "Are We There Yet?" might think they are signaling some kind of retro progress.

And the new dream, she said, surely reflects some kind of personal progress — a healthy evolution in anxiety, "from the self to the work," she said.

Here's some simple advice about how to create a little more order in the mishmash, and how to make certain you are making some kind of meaningful progress.

"The idea that you can spread a technology or scale a technology, as people like to say, in order to accomplish some kind of social progress is deeply misguided".

This term encompasses the idea that students are actively and substantively participating in their learning; that their actions and words reflect the rules and norms of the discipline; and that by engaging in such discipline-specific activity, students are making some kind of intellectual progress.