Sentence examples for future revolution from inspiring English sources

When the plot was uncovered, many of its leaders fled abroad, mainly to Paris, where they prepared the groundwork for a future revolution against Abdülhamid.

Colin Powell has been secretly dickering with the so-called reform ayatollah for a year in hopes of being on the right side of a future revolution.

Any embarrassment was dissolved by a shrug or a smirk toward the exclusive world behind him, his mink-brown eyes suggesting the potential for a future revolution.

First, he added an ethical dimension that had been largely lacking in Marx's thought; specifically, he held, following the German philosopher Immanuel Kant, that human beings should be treated as ends in themselves and never as means or instruments, whether by capitalists (who used workers as human machines) or by communists (who were prepared to use them as cannon fodder in the future revolution).

Among such available options, polymer nanocomposites are recognized to have the potential to bring future revolution, especially because of their flexible functionalities and related advantages (e.g., good strength, large surface area to volume ratio, large flame retardancy, high elastic modulus, enhanced density, and thermo-mechanical/optoelectronic/magnetic properties).

Don't just hold your nose today as you go in the booth -- go ignite a future revolution.

Graeber likes to imagine that future revolutions can be made by means of non-violent civil disobedience, not in a single upheaval but through a succession of "insurrectionary moments".

For Kuhn's position in Structure arguably implies that, when considering a single field over time, future revolutions can occasionally be even larger than before.

The overall result is a less tightly integrated, less dogmatic conception of normal science under an overarching paradigm, a view that has implications also for the necessity and size of future revolutions.

If it is correct that Kuhn's model in Structure predicts that some future revolutions in mature mathematical sciences are likely to become larger than before, then the pattern of revolutions may be even more dramatic than what a power-law distribution predicts.

One actor brings his eight-year-old son and the boy's pet turtle on stage; as the reptiles allegedly have prophetic powers, we watch in suspense as the turtle slowly indicates whether there will be a future Argentine revolution.