Sentence examples for revolutionary experiment from inspiring English sources

Gregory, I understand that your new book is part of a "revolutionary experiment in generosity-based publishing".

Radical Reconstruction was a revolutionary experiment, an attempt to create from the ruins of the Civil War a nation that lived up to its promise of equality.

But the biggest surprise, and the one most relevant to current debates, is a "revolutionary" experiment Linden discusses near the end of his book.

A great admirer of the Soviet revolutionary experiment, Nexø became a communist after World War I and traveled to the Soviet Union a number of times.

More often than not, the praise involves some mention of Whitman's unrhymed free verse, beginning, like jazz, as a revolutionary experiment and ending as an anthem of a fledgling culture.

But given the travesties of the past, from the bureaucratic savagery of Soviet Communism to the chaos of Mao, he said, "revolution needs to be reinvented, for no revolutionary experiment has ever succeeded".

The actual experience of revolutionary experiments is confusing – no state socialist regime even attempted to eliminate money (aside from Pol Pot's Cambodia, a decidedly uninspiring exception); none, in fact, even attempted to eliminate wage labour.

In 1875 Morris also began his revolutionary experiments with vegetable dyes, which, after the removal in 1881 of the firm to larger premises at Merton Abbey in Surrey, resulted in its finest printed and woven fabrics, carpets, and tapestries.

During the revolutionary period, radical experiments with abstraction fed into utopian ideals and communicated political goals, most famously in El Lissitzky's abstract poster Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge (1919-20).

"It is a revolutionary experience.

Not only is it going to be amazing to work and reconnect with such talented and beautiful friends, but it's beyond exciting to be a part of such a revolutionary filmmaking experiment".