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How to use progressivist in a sentence

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This would only hide the present lack of insight and ideas among the Australian progressivist and liberalist middle class.
I must admit to enjoying it, particularly its stridently progressivist Soviet tone.
He avoids many of the pitfalls of these past claims while dealing with the current criticisms of progressivist approaches.
As recently noted, the progressivist narrative of the history of psychology of women and feminism is problematic.
The hidden progressivist agenda on this issue lies in the disparagement of verbal learning.
In other words, Duchamp contradicted the progressivist and evolutionary assumptions, but viewed the appropriation of other cultures as unproblematic.
In the early nineteen-hundreds, the church inclines to the leftist, progressivist beliefs of the Social Gospel, an affinity that will go on.
A short progressivist act which reinvents new circus with its powerful emotion and uncompromising music.
The progressivist accepts the separation as inevitable, and the ultraprogressivist accepts it with enthusiasm.
The idea was and still is picked up by politicians who used voters suffering from the inequitable effects of globalization and by progressivist or reactionary national cultural elites who were losing their influence.
We could make a powerful case for putting the progressivist shoe on the other foot if we could show that reformists are wrong to deny that algorithm-based calculation involves an important kind of thinking.
First, the cosmopolitan, progressivist group wrote the period's history.
They also feed ultraconservative religious elements and progressivist elements that want, each in their own way, to see judges apply their values and reject freedom of cultural orientation and of religion.
Examples from Classical Literature
Despite progressivist hopes, most of the techno-change we've experienced we should, at best, half-believe in.
The linear and progressivist ideas of human history dominant in the nineteenth century made little or no sense in the context of the newly dehumanised post-war world.
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