Sentence examples for unusually progressive from inspiring English sources

Pfleger's parents were unusually progressive.

The constitution is unusually progressive.

In 1994, Malawi adopted an unusually progressive Constitution, unprecedented in the country's political and constitutional history.

From the start, South Australians had an unusually progressive attitude toward social experimentation.

He is an unusually progressive officer, a trait that has ruffled some feathers among his army brethren.

Without the dealers, Christiania could easily be mistaken for a gated community, albeit an unusually progressive one.

Gondry is fascinated by her frank and insightful character, and it's reflected in the accounts of her former colleagues in France's famously rigid educational system, who recognized her unusually supple, progressive methods.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

For the young lovers Tamino and Pamina, Mozart composed music that is sweetly romantic yet also harmonically progressive, using at times an unusually chromatic vocal line.

"She's a brown girl who had a big afro, which one could say is progressive for a Condé Nast title". And, unusually for a cover star, Stenberg didn't have a major Hollywood movie to promote.

Unusually for his background and upbringing, Henry Tippett was a progressive liberal and a religious sceptic.