Sentence examples for revolutionary minds from inspiring English sources

Sebag Montefiore never delves into Stalin's transformation, though he does make the interesting observation that the czar's secret police "may have failed to prevent the Russian revolution, but they were so successful in poisoning revolutionary minds that, 30 years after the fall of the czars, the Bolsheviks were still killing each other in a witch hunt for nonexistent traitors".

The annual TED conference is known for bringing together some of the world's most inspiring and revolutionary minds from the worlds of technology, entertainment, and design.

Ms. Lim, in her interview with The Times, said that Beethoven's was "a revolutionary mind, and this revolutionary spirit is in each sonata".

Apart from its impressive grasp of the revolutionary mind, The Lives of Others paints an affectionate and complex picture of a society on the brink of change.

She cites a conversation with Morello "and he was saying how frustrated and angry he was – and there was Woody's song Ease My Revolutionary Mind, which goes: 'I need a progressive woman / I need an awfully liberal woman / Ain't no reactionary baby / Can ease my revolutionary mind'.

The band has grown much surer of itself since it first went out on tour this spring, and its fans have warmed to the songs: After Mr. James finished "My Revolutionary Mind," a yearning waltz, the crowd erupted into cheers.

All of them say they are ready to fix the economy by using a "revolutionary mind-set" and to solve the nuclear dispute with the Western powers by convincing them that Iran's position is just.

Cuba then and Iran now share a revolutionary mind-set, a belief that Washington's goal is regime change, and a conviction that nuclear weapons might guarantee their survival in the face of unrelenting American hostility.

All say they are ready to fix the economy by using a "revolutionary mind-set" and to solve the nuclear dispute with the West by convincing them that Iran's position is just.

Yim Yames, a k a Jim James, brought his usual hazy magnetism to "Changing World" and "My Revolutionary Mind," suitable vehicles for his band, My Morning Jacket; he gave "Talking Empty Bed Blues" a ruminative grace.

"I do not believe there has ever been a lawsuit about a nonprofit literary magazine, and only an intransigent revolutionary mind, deeply immersed in the tradition of Marxism, could have thought up such a parody of capitalist property relations," Mr. Phillips wrote.