Sentence examples for potential revolutionary from inspiring English sources

Yet, for a potential revolutionary, Michelle Obama is deeply conventional.

Cellular therapies have emerged as a potential revolutionary treatment for cardiovascular disease.

In those days, Lewis writes, Castro was "of no more importance than any other scatter-brained potential revolutionary".

Single molecule electrical sensing with nanopores is a rapidly developing field with potential revolutionary effects on bioanalytics and diagnostics.

Michelle Obama may have the markings of a potential revolutionary, but she is the conventional daughter from a solid family where the roles of gender are clearly demarcated.

Second, even if we assume that use of the Internet gradually "normalizes" across the European population, there are still good reasons to be skeptical about any potential revolutionary benefits from e-voting on turnout.

Another commentator is the retired United States Army Col. Robert Helvey, a Vietnam War veteran who teaches potential revolutionaries Mr. Sharp's methods.

Like the subjects of a few other smaller Gulf monarchies, such as Kuwait and the U.A.E., native Qataris enjoy the sort of table-topping per-capita income that makes even the most complaining among them more like restive shareholders than potential revolutionaries.

It is while in these cages that Caesar is told by a fellow captive, an orang-utan, that the workers at the facility do not like intelligent apes – a nice parallel with the early Marxist work regarding the education system's inability to cope with intelligent children who, presumably because of that intelligence, are potential revolutionaries destined to overthrow the system.

Just ask, well, potential revolutionaries.

This problem had long been recognized in the thesis of the embourgeoisement of the working class: Once workers prosper enough to buy homes and to benefit in other ways from the current level of economic development, they may have so much to lose from revolutionary class action that they cease to be potential revolutionaries.