Sentence examples for the theme of progress from inspiring English sources

Dealing with the theme of "progress, or the course of progress," Ruscha's Biennale installation evoked Thomas Cole's famous painting cycle of 1833 36, 'The Course of Empire'.

The theme of progress and teleological thinking pops up in many places, and it helps to stamp out or pour water upon as many of these fires as you can find.

We know that "[t]he theme of progress and degeneration … permeated the debate" (Bowler 1996, p. 146), but little about even the most prominent ancestor's public life.

His latest serial, The Shooting Star, initially featured the United States as the primary antagonists; explaining this, Hergé asserted that the story revolved around the theme of "the rivalry for progress between Europe and the United States".

The theme of compromise as the price of progress in this country is a compelling one.

There is frequently tension between her overall theme of progress in economic thought and the individual stories she relates.

"FOREVER YOUNG," the latest and best so far, by far, in the series of British-made movies on the theme of "First Love" now in progress at the Embassy 72d Street, has to do with several first loves, and some second loves as well.

The Pentagon's public relations machine is working overtime these days trying to sell a theme of "progress" in Afghanistan to push back against calls to end the war.

Little by little, as the exhibition progresses, the theme of homosexuality does emerge, but without an attempt to give any social or historical perspective.

It has always been Hall's contention that there is no such thing as a simple shift in history; that even the most comprehensive revolution in ideas carried the baggage of what came before, and this two steps forward one step back progress is the theme of his own life.

The theme of this year's conference was to explore what progress we can expect on key sustainability policy issues over the next few years.