Meanings of too progressive in English

He might argue he was too progressive at this stage of Palace's development.

I hope, prince, that you are too progressive to deny this?

The Teacher was rather too radical, too progressive for them.

When he got it he decided that education in Rockland County was getting too progressive for comfort.

If, that is, the victim could be gotten there before the disease became too progressive to bother.

The Texas Senator also labeled O'Rourke as someone who was too progressive for Texas, which tends to vote more conservatively.

For once, perhaps, Stewart was just that little bit too progressive, something he has joked about on The Daily Show, mock weeping.

It was, of course, far too progressive a plan to gain acceptance in a thoroughly indoctrined capitalistic society and, sadly but not surprisingly, flopped.

If voters select Democratic candidates who are too progressive for conservative areas of California, it might prove difficult for Democrats to win in November.

When a sector became too progressive, it was separated from the whole, or when a disease broke out, or if one wanted its independence.

We were told by many that we were too young, too inexperienced, too progressive- for City Hall, perhaps… But not for the City of Jackson.

"The idea is too progressive and advanced to be considered at this time," he stated, positively.