Sentence examples for remarkable revolution from inspiring English sources

A remarkable revolution, with no bloodshed and no losers, is beginning to look less like a revolution at all.In principle nothing is wrong with a census.

The fact that Connolly threw in his lot with Pearse is one of the more remarkable facts of a remarkable revolution.

Egypt's remarkable revolution has boasted many poignant moments, but the sight of the all-powerful Mubarak family being led into the top-security cells which once housed their political opponents will count among the most memorable.

Egypt's remarkable revolution of 2011, which championed liberal democracy, has decayed into Pinochet-style military fascism.

Everyone seems to have an opinion -- many who have never even been to Egypt, but feel a strong sense of solidarity with the most remarkable revolution in a generation, perhaps.

High throughput sequencing (NGS) techniques have brought a remarkable revolution in the field of biology and other closely related fields and have shaped a new trend of how modern biological research can be done at a large scale level.

THE political transformation in Myanmar this past year or more has so far seemed one of history's more remarkable revolutions.

Correction to this articleTHE economic empowerment of women across the rich world is one of the most remarkable revolutions of the past 50 years.

Because it happened so peacefully, it's easy to forget that Mexico in one decade has gone through two remarkable revolutions.

Over the past 25 years there have been remarkable revolutions in our understanding of the universe on its largest scales – revolutions that have transformed our picture of the cosmos and its possible future, and which may shed new light on its origins.

There are signs of it in The Exemplary Novels, and in the pre-Quixote pastoral romance, La Galatea, which partly foreshadows the remarkable literary revolution ahead, but Quixote is the true origin text.