Sentence examples for mental revolution from inspiring English sources

Taylor always said that scientific management would usher in a "mental revolution," and it has.

We need a "mental revolution", a belief that we can improve our lives.

"Change is a very long process of mental revolution," she says.

The election results show the huge appeal of his call to a "mental revolution" and "bottom-up" governance among young Indonesians discontented with top-down modernizers.

In his 1976 book Alain Peyrefitte argued that France needed a "mental revolution" to alter its mindset in favour of risk-taking and innovation.

Last year, The Economist highlighted the country's "mental revolution", saying that Georgia had gone further than most in breaking free from its Soviet legacy.

David Cameron promised a "mental health revolution", yet under a Tory government and years of austerity, cuts to provisions have continued.

Perhaps we can loosen our shoulders a little now, though, because if the Conservatives win the snap general election May has called, we've been promised a mental health revolution.

RT: It requires a mental and scientific revolution in which the U.S. decides to bracket commercial concerns, and actually analyze the soil, the food and lifestyle of the people--and then go after those who are giving people poisoned substances to consume.

One local leader "singled out Saudi Arabia and Iran as the biggest culprits but noted that a 'mental revolution' was under way among Iraqi youth against foreign agendas seeking to undermine the country's stability".

For all mental work, the industrial revolution was meaningless — you still needed people.