Sentence examples for a revolting development from inspiring English sources
Play for Bill Belichick's Patriots, a revolting development for Jets Coach Eric Mangini.
"What a revolting development!" "Is there really a need to translate English into Brain Dead American?" "Why not just rewrite Shakespeare in emoticons and text acronyms?" Beneath the opprobrium lay a shared assumption: that Shakespeare's genius inheres not in his complicated characters or carefully orchestrated scenes or subtle ideas but in the singularity of his words.
What a revolting development.
More on that revolting development in a subsequent column.
We have another compelling development: a revolt on the English right, and the demise of a party that only two years ago was toasting its arrival at last in government.
It was a revolting and dispiriting spectacle.
It is a revolting, sweaty lie.
Khat really is a revolting drug.
The Open Source movement is one example of a revolt from "intellectual property" and the development of an "intellectual commons" in which many people freely share and contribute improvements to software and, arguably, achieve a final product that is superior in reliability to that produced by an individual software company.
Not everyone in the gay community considered the revolt a positive development.
