Sentence examples for gigantic revolution from inspiring English sources
Rather, it is the consequence of a "gigantic revolution of expectations".
"We are on the threshold of a gigantic revolution, based on the wireless transmission of power", wrote the Croatian electrical pioneer Nikola Tesla, then in his 70s, in the 1930s.
So, a gigantic revolution in arts and the way that you see the world was thanks to a technological invention".
For a few technologies, however, and proton beam is arguably one of them, there has not been a simple incremental evolution but a gigantic revolution.
Georgie B 48 Hours in Boston You seem to have swallowed US propaganda about the "struggle for freedom from British colonial overlords" etc. While I do not excuse the deplorable behaviour of the George III's government, the so-called "revolution" was a gigantic act of treachery involving a bloody six-year war against legitimate rulers; the 13 colonies were British and their people were British.
And was The Rite really such a revolution in music, a gigantic leap of faith into a terra incognita that would inspire every subsequent composer?
The revolution had its counterpart in art, specifically in the gigantic murals of "los tres grandes": Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros.
What has transformed a niche business into a gigantic industry is the almost complete collapse of government authority following Libya's 2011 revolution.
Abbott's book, which discusses the effects of sugar on everything from the Haitian revolution to Hitler's Germany, serves as a grim reminder that a consumer's choices register on a gigantic scale, and are therefore as much political as personal.
