Sentence examples for point of this revolution from inspiring English sources

The movie's use of a digital effect for a total of two minutes — a now-routine process called pixelization, commonly deployed on Gordon Ramsay cooking shows to obscure a contestant's cursing mouth — was the unlikely launching point of this revolution.

The crucial point of this revolution is represented by the appropriate and valid translation from bench to bedside.

(For its part, France continues to layer a flat tax on top of its 200 other levies not exactly the point of this revolution!).

The starting point of this revolution in 1917 did not stop at national boarders and claimed to be an international or even global movement".

But on Monday, 9 October - the real turning point of this German revolution -the armed militias in Leipzig refused to fire on the crowds.

This first primary may or may not mark the highwater point of the revolution, but the tide has come up far further than anyone expected already.

The new prime minister is 78 – what can he or any parliament elected under these conditions say to Egypt's youth?" Abdalla goes further, arguing that liberals such as Salem have missed the most essential point of the revolution.

A day after large-scale nationwide rallies rattled the nation, thousands of protesters have maintained their stronghold in the focal point of the revolution, Tahrir Square, to continue what they are calling the second wave of the revolution — an open-ended sit-in they said they intend to continue until their demands are met.

What is the point of the revolution that begins with the little hand?" The discourse becomes less cryptic, thankfully, when Aiesha is joined by three women who clamber over the back wall of the set (a striking wooden shoebox by Paul Steinberg, bathed in pink lighting by Jane Cox).

That was the turning point of that revolution as the people bagan to see the Shah as ruthless".

Discusses the conflict in Vietnam from the point of a revolution rather than a civil war.