Sentence examples for develop a revolution from inspiring English sources

"He contributed a revolution, and then tried to develop a revolution against that one".

"The pope gave the Poles such strong courage to make changes and to take destiny into their own hands, and I think that developed a revolution in Poland that led to the fall of Communism," said the Rev. Michael Hilbert, a professor and senior administrator at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.

It must use this creative muscle to develop a low-cost, clean energy revolution.

He writes in "The Reactionary Mind": "From revolutions, conservatives also develop a taste and talent for the masses, mobilizing the street for spectacular displays of power while making certain power is never truly shared or redistributed.

With his position as a special assistant to the attorney general, Mr. Roberts became engaged in one of the most bitterly divisive struggles of the Reagan revolution -- the effort to develop a new, more conservative approach to civil rights and voting rights, according to documents released by the National Archives.

In this methodological revolution, Buffon claimed to develop an epistemic warrant for a form of empirical certitude physical truth" [verité physique] attained through inquiries into the concrete relations of beings in their material relations.

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.

He next starred in two films that have developed a cult following: Start the Revolution Without Me (1970), in which Wilder demonstrated his considerable skill at fencing, and Quackser Fortune Has a Cousin in the Bronx (1970), in which he delivered a sensitive performance as a Dublin dung salesman.

Actually, from the time of the 1917 Russian revolution, the Mensheviks developed a different position, asking, "What distinguishes Bolshevism from other forms of socialism?" And they traced the Bolsheviks' methods of organisation back to the Russian Nihilists, who would later become anarchists.

All those fresh faces signal not so much a lack of N.F.L. patience — although coaches under searing job pressure often cannot afford to wait for young players to develop — as it does a revolution in how players are prepared long before they get to their first minicamp.

Its concerns – environmental stress, human potential, altered states of consciousness and the developing countries' revolution against imperialism – are blended together into an era-defining vision of personal and cosmic transformation.