Sentence examples for had been groundbreaking from inspiring English sources
"That had been groundbreaking in some ways, and they wanted to continue down the same path -- the idea being that the songs were never integrated into the book but were always living in a separate world that commented on what was happening.
"The realism we had was groundbreaking at the time," he said.
The N.F.L. has established rules penalizing and fining players for helmet-to-helmet hits, and there has been groundbreaking research into concussions.
There is much that has been groundbreaking in her time as First Lady, and much to be admired, but nothing has been more conspicuous (or distracting) than the barrage of changing images of Hillary.
She moved to New York to pursue a career in photojournalism and became an assistant to Donna Ferrato, whose own work as both a photographer and activist on domestic violence has been groundbreaking.
I also want to thank Steve Peters – his support for athletes and the team has been groundbreaking and the foundations he has put in place will continue to shape the programme and its culture in the future".
Since 1992 "The Real World," which puts seven people between the ages of 18 and 24 in a house together for four-and-a-half month stints, has been groundbreaking in its representation of the issues facing young adults.
Major newspapers almost universally employ white critics, though some have been groundbreaking female voices such as Ruth Reichl's at the Times (both Los Angeles and New York) and Mimi Sheraton's at the New York Times.
All of that made me a more thoughtful reader and writer, and set me on the path to becoming someone who could look at a work from many angles its social context, what may have been groundbreaking in its style or structure.
