idea of progress

A. I have lost my faith in the idea of progress.

But today we have to rethink the whole idea of progress.

For those who do not share this faith the very idea of progress becomes questionable.

The very idea of progress has been made material.

Technology was a concept that connected machines with the idea of progress.

In our idea of progress, we do not go out of this personal picture.

We have more at stake in reviving the idea of progress.

Passionately committed to republican principles and the idea of progress.

I can see that you are not in any state to think about abstract ideas of progress, science and culture as yet."

The idea of progress was central to Comte's new science, sociology.

It concerns prosperity, defense and the idea of progress.

And for the first time since 1914, the idea of progress seems something other than a demagogue's dangerous slogan.

Flipped around by the century that followed, historicism produced the idea of progress.

And He thought into the minds of your ancestors the idea of progress.

As long as the idea of progress lived on in your brains, He was helping you.

This was achieved by linking Darwinism to the idea of progress.

Scrutinizes the idea of progress in the history of music.

Of course every generation has its own idea of progress, beauty and necessity.

Merry argues that through the idea of progress Westerners project their own values onto the world.

Bypassing the idea of progress implies an extraordinary freedom to do and to be whatever you want.

Darwin waged such a long-standing internal battle over the idea of progress.

He welcomed the Western idea of progress, but was also skeptical of it.

American conservatism is best characterized as a reaction against utopian ideas of progress.

Embedded in democracy is the idea of progress.

Pessimism as philosophy is skeptical of the idea of progress.