Sentence examples for revolutionary declaration from inspiring English sources

Melencolia I is a revolutionary declaration of the mysterious, ambiguous nature of the psyche, and the heroic suffering of introspection.

The conference, primarily about Magna Carta and the French revolutionary Declaration of the Rights of Man, was sponsored by the Foreign Office and the French embassy.

But his impassioned farewell to the Rights o' Man is misunderstood as a revolutionary declaration, and Claggart, responsible for discipline, is told to watch Billy.

At least since 1789, the idea of France has represented, at least in theory, both a set of universal aspirations (enshrined, for instance, in the revolutionary Declaration of the Rights of Man) and a particular national identity.

The Frenchman's most famous phrase, "I think, therefore I am," may strike our own ears as a coffee-mug cliché, but in the 17th century it was a revolutionary declaration.

The electrifying redemption of America's revolutionary declaration that all human beings are born equal sets the stage for the renewal of United States leadership in a world that desperately needs to protect its primary endowment: the integrity and livability of the planet.

Morales, who is closely aligned with the populist socialism of Hugo Chávez, the President of Venezuela, is prone to revolutionary declarations: "Either capitalism dies or else Planet Earth dies".

The full title of the French revolutionary document was "Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen".

In New Orleans, free people of color made up a sizable slave-owning class — even though they identified with revolutionary France's Declaration of the Rights of Man.

But it is how he does so that lends this declaration its revolutionary significance.

Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Haiti's revolutionary leader, delivered the declaration as a speech on Jan . 1 , 1804and then had it printed over the next few months.