Sentence examples for comprehensive revolution from inspiring English sources

WHO wrote that "The comprehensive revolution, tragically, destroyed many of the excellent without improving the rest"?

The last comprehensive revolution in military technology came during the Eisenhower era, more than 40 years ago.

The comprehensive revolution – Anthony Crosland and all that – may or may not have turned out in the round to be a good thing, but it had its reasons.

As Andrew Adonis, now a Downing Street adviser, has written: "The comprehensive revolution has not removed the link between education and class, it has strengthened it".

It's a movie about politicized students, and it takes seriously the conflicting drives for effective protest and comprehensive revolution, for concerted action and personal fulfillment, for a rich community life and transcendent inner vision.

From the 1970s onwards, as is clear from his and other accounts, the private schools (as I have to call them) really got their act together – just as the state grammar schools, some of which had been academically as good as the best private schools, largely disappeared from the scene as a result of the comprehensive revolution.

But now, as then, he promises party renewal, comprehensive education, housebuilding and a revolution in health and social care.

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But I served happily, and with a clear conscience, in Jim Callaghan's cabinet for two years after his notorious Ruskin speech had begun the counter-revolution against the comprehensive system.

Eustache, in his tender and passionate depiction of their romantic roundelay, delivers nothing less than a comprehensive vision of France's post-1968 revolution — and it's a ferociously conservative view.

When the plot was discovered, some of its leaders went abroad to reinforce Ottoman exiles in Paris, Geneva, and Cairo, where they helped prepare the ground for revolution by developing a comprehensive critique of the Hamidian system.