Sentence examples for spoke of progress from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton lamented political gridlock, yet spoke of progress.

Bush spoke of "progress" in Iraq since 2003 and the leaders having dinner together.

Reprising a line from his 2000 campaign, he spoke of progress in restoring "honor and dignity" to the presidency.

A day later, as the Wizards prepared to play the formidable 76ers in Philadelphia, the veteran Mo Evans spoke of progress made at the dinner and said: "Now, if we criticize John Wall for not making the right play, he's not going to backlash and retract and shut down for three plays, because he knows that we care about him.

A ban on public protests was temporarily lifted to allow Bahrain's biggest opposition group to hold a rally, and the foreign minister, appearing at the conference, spoke of progress in the reform agenda and a focus on making the judiciary more independent.

At a welcome to country ceremony at the opening of the 44th parliament in Canberra on Tuesday, the prime minister spoke of progress on Indigenous issues, acknowledging the presence of two Indigenous parliamentarians in the new parliament, the Liberal MP Ken Wyatt and Labor senator-elect Nova Peris.

We will speak of progress.

Benjamin's words speak of progress as a storm: the storm drags the backward-looking angel of history ever forward.

Bachelard was willing to speak of progress toward the truth.

Hitler addressed the crowds: "May none of you fail to visit the Glyptothek, for there you will see how splendid man used to be in the beauty of his body… and you will realise that we can speak of progress only when we have not only attained such beauty but even, if possible, when we have surpassed it".

"It is hard to speak of progress when they make these rearrests," a senior State Department official said, speaking on condition of anonymity to provide details of private negotiations.