Sentence examples for surprisingly progressive from inspiring English sources
THE Central Intelligence Agency is a surprisingly progressive job recruiter.
Green Day's early work was surprisingly progressive, and rarely – especially for US pop-punk – overtly misogynist.
Given his track record, Bush's 2008 stimulus package was surprisingly progressive.
Even Jean-Jacques Annaud's officially sanctioned epic Wolf Totem ($110.5m) was surprisingly progressive, venting about Cultural Revolution hypocrisies.
But he's become a surprisingly progressive thinker and was one of the first Muslim clerics to condemn unambiguously the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Perhaps impossible might be more accurate considering that George Bush's attempts at immigration reform, which were surprisingly progressive and pragmatic, failed twice.
His top strategy, a tactic which, surprisingly, progressives often fail to pursue, was targeting conservative lies.
Not surprisingly, progressives like Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and Texas Senate candidate Rep. Beto O'Rourke have made legalizing cannabis a major plank of their campaign platform.
Not surprisingly, this progressive attitude has attracted a certain demographic.
Equally, there's a doolally reaction from 6,000 fans when, after his oven-fresh dad-bod anthem Let's Eat, Macklemore yells: "Make some noise for food!" That he can switch between cartoonish braggadocio, thorny flashes of self-doubt and surprisingly intense progressive proselytising without giving fans whiplash is testament to Macklemore's big-tent charisma.
For this edition of "The Last Record," Moon Boots selected an eclectic mix of house music and, surprisingly, a progressive rock classic that made him feel like a kid again.
