Sentence examples for make revolutions from inspiring English sources

It is people with "a stake in the country" who make revolutions.

"Those tiny jabs at a larger infrastructure are what make revolutions.

In an interview with al-Arabiya Sunday, Sudan's foreign minister defended the move, saying: "Media make revolutions".

Kennedy had wise words of encouragement for those who took up his fight: "Men without hope, resigned to despair and oppression, do not make revolutions.

All have argued one way or another that since there were revolutions before social media, and it is people who make revolutions, how could it be important?

The ways that people think and work and suffer and fall in love and make enemies and sometimes make revolutions is the stuff of novels, and Arabic novels, while not yet lining the shelves of the local bookstore, have been increasingly available in English translation, offering a marvellous array of answers to questions we did not know we wanted to ask.

"But nobody wants to make revolution anymore.

In short, it's up to our generation, in words of Toni Cade Bambara, to "make revolution irresistible".

One radical faction, largely students who have dropped out of school to "make revolution," name themselves the Weather Underground.

"Do you really expect them to destroy themselves, to create freedom, to make revolution?" Mikhail Bakunin, the prickly Russian agitator, sneered at Marx's idea of a workers' state.

The activist coalition sought the right to protest in the streets and took risks in directly criticizing the president — action that would help make revolution possible in 2011.