Sentence examples for revolutionary leading from inspiring English sources

It is a "silent revolutionary", leading the world in managing non-violent change, from privatisation and deindustrialisation to (coming shortly) constitutional reform.

Much of the positive critical reception for MIA was framed in Hilburnesque terms: Billboard, of all places, described MIA as "a revolutionary leading a class war", while NME said that the Clash sample in Paper Planes gave the "clearest indication of where she sees herself, as the inheritor of true rebel music in an era of corporate punks".

On the other hand, the prediction of intrinsic disorder has been revolutionary, leading to major modifications of the more than 100 year-old views relating protein structure and function.

The same year, at the St. Mark's Playhouse in the East Village, Mr. Freeman played a poet-revolutionary leading a race war in a production of "The Slave," by Mr. Jones, now known as Amiri Baraka, which concludes with the sound of gunshots and a simulated bombing, the stage left covered in rubble.

Remember when Russell Brand went on BBC's Newsnight two weeks ago and encouraged everyone to stop voting thus becoming a pseudo-revolutionary, leading some sort of imaginary charge?

Neither the West nor the thugtators know what to do with this kind of revolution or the revolutionaries leading it.

According to Marx's materialist theory, history is a series of class struggles and revolutionary upheavals, leading ultimately to freedom for all.

But Charles Komanoff, past president of the advocacy group Transportation Alternatives, is excited about electronic toll collection and the Hudson River bike path as "potential harbingers" for "revolutionary" change leading to a greener, healthier city.

The 1970 Isle of Wight Festival was a glorious disaster – 600,000 starving youngsters stranded in a field with barely enough facilities for 100,000 – with conditions exacerbated by the "free festival" revolutionary faction, leading to a fractious atmosphere that saw quieter performers like Joni Mitchell and Kris Kristofferson brutally heckled.

The Syrian National Council (SNC), the main exile opposition group, is holding a congress in Doha starting on Sunday, before the launch on Thursday of a plan to bring together the external opposition and the revolutionary councils leading the insurrection inside Syria behind a common programme for a democratic transition.

Russell Brand took another step towards becoming a bona fide revolutionary and leading the charge into the Winter Palace this week when somebody who goes under the name SLM sprayed a mural of his heroic visage onto a wall in Shoreditch – a well-known hotbed of sedition.