Sentence examples for inspired a revolution from inspiring English sources
He inspired a revolution.
In the 1990s the development of blue light-emitting diodes (LEDs), which had the potential to produce white light at significantly reduced costs, inspired a revolution in lighting.
It inspired a revolution in education spending, a radical expansion of universities and colleges and ground-breaking new ideas like UnionLearn.
So it was appropriate that both the American and French revolutions waved striped flags - and that these flags, once triumphant, inspired a revolution in the acceptance of striped wardrobes.
Second, it inspired a revolution whose happy aftermath can be seen in the food aisles of Waitrose, Sainsbury and Tesco, and perhaps even in the popularity of MasterChef and The Great British Bake Off.
When I speak to her in California, she is preparing to celebrate 40 years of Chez Panisse with 40 menus dedicated to people who inspired a revolution – of slow food and seasonality – in the best American cooking.
Inspiring a revolution – for such is his ambition – is one of the few thrills to have escaped him.
That distinction belongs to Mr. Beatty's sets: all delicious studies in conspicuous consumption, with enough ormolu, crystal, brocades and rich wood panels to inspire a revolution.
There is no guarantee that Wawrinka's victory will inspire a revolution but it excites the possibility of change – much as Juan Martín del Potro did when he beat Federer to win the US Open in 2009, before injury cut him down.
