Sentence examples for a complete revolution from inspiring English sources

"It's a complete revolution.

You need a complete revolution.

Spanish voters want change, though not, apparently, a complete revolution.

"Their habits... must undergo, not a reformation, but a complete revolution.

"Only a complete revolution in our attitudes to ageing will bring that about," says Harper.

This discovery changed the whole face of pathology and effected a complete revolution in the practice of surgery.

It was a complete revolution in style, and most of the other couture fabric suppliers also went out of business.

Following on from the destruction of the second world war, there was a complete revolution in architecture.

Jay's wife reported from Elizabethtown that it was received "with great approbation". [Sarah Jay to Jay, June 19 , 1788 6520] A more objective observer, writing from Poughkeepsie on 3 June, remarked: "Had the pamphlet attributed to Mr. Jay made its appearance a little sooner, I am well persuaded there would have been a still more complete revolution in the minds of the people.

In "The Artist", someone puts a bomb under the School of Arts, in which talentless but eager women are encouraged to indulge their delusions: "A dancer at last made a few complete revolutions without her feet touching the ground, because she was a quarter of a mile high".

Explaining the main difference between a tourbillon and the Astrorégulator, Ms. Forestier-Kasapi said the tourbillon was a mechanism that allowed the balance spring to rotate completely in a vertical plane at a speed typically of one complete revolution per minute.