Sentence examples for a reformation of from inspiring English sources

Rambles articulates the "Whiggish ideology of political gradualism", and is similar to Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792) in that it argues that "a reformation of culture is necessary to reform oppressive and degrading power relations".

Yes, a reformation of mileage standards is overdue.

A reformation of cartography that evolved during the 18th century was characterized by scientific trends and more accurate detail.

The question: Many believe a reformation of society is needed if rioting is to be made less likely.

But Mr. Andrews makes his arguments from the unusually personal standpoint of someone who has gone through a reformation of his own.

Sure, Branson would like you to believe that he's the greatest iconoclast since John Calvin, leading a Reformation of established business.

A slow reformation of a second compound P species with the loss of the compound F is then seen over a prolonged period, which terminates with loss of both intermediates and the reformation of oxidised enzyme.

Thus the encyclical may serve as an examination of conscience leading to acknowledgement of wrong-doing and to a commitment to a thorough reformation of life.

Long called it a "total reformation of the swing," which is a huge thing for an established player to do in the middle of a season.

He believes, he says, in all the things that Gingrich believes in: he believes in the Newtian vision of a radical reformation of American politics and culture, a process that necessarily occasions serious and bitter fighting.

Many Lutherans are committed to fostering an ongoing reformation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ELCCA) that incorporates ecological justice into the full life, identity, and mission of the ELCA.