Sentence examples for Truly groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

The Imperfect Life of T S Eliot by Lyndall Gordon (1998) This brings together Eliot's Early Years – a truly groundbreaking book – and Eliot's New Life.

Labour's shadow minister for women, Gloria De Piero, called it "truly groundbreaking".

It's a bit too Jeff Koons to be truly groundbreaking, but still interesting given that it's 3D-printed and all. .

Channel 4's head of drama, Piers Wenger, said: "This is a thrilling and truly groundbreaking series which takes an emotional look at the lives of a group of young gamers and the truth which exists behind their online life".

You write in your review of "Paying for It" that Chester Brown's coming out as a john is "truly groundbreaking".

An "internationally known expert in nutritional and metabolic medicine whose work with diabetics is truly groundbreaking", according to his own website, Dr Ron Rosedale is listed as one of the "top 17 low-carb & paleo doctors with blogs" on the "authority nutrition" site that comes up on the first page of a Google search for "paleo doctor".

But it wasn't the particulars of Pope Francis' groundbreaking message in an interview published last week that stopped me in my tracks, gave fresh hope to many embittered Catholics and caused hardened commentators to perk up.

To mark its 75th anniversary the Museum of Modern Art in New York has republished Evans' groundbreaking work and is staging an accompanying exhibition of his arresting images.

Such an argument has its roots in Jane Jacobs' groundbreaking 1961 study "The Death and Life of American Cities".

Philip Glass' groundbreaking American opera "Einstein on the Beach" opened at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Friday for what promoters billed as one of the biggest cultural events of the season.

Versace paid for that ad in Vogue because they wanted to be next to a Steven Meisel groundbreaking fashion image.