Sentence examples for revolutionary out from inspiring English sources

Big deals — often announced on Mr. Chávez's weekly nationwide television and radio broadcast — go to the heart of the president's persona, that of a revolutionary out to remake a region he says has suffered under Washington's thumb.

It may have been unwieldy, but this formidable tome was also quite revolutionary: out of the general murk of its tiny print, incessant repetitions, maze of definitions and uplifting examples emerged the profoundly innovative, dazzlingly ingenious and rather whimsical idea of analyzing sentences by turning them into pictures.

Trotsky's optimism — while he was in exile and under death threats — leads Shepherd to marvel, "Does a man become a revolutionary out of the belief he's entitled to joy rather than submission?" Frida KAHLO tells Shepherd he has a "pierced soul" like her own and respects his artistic commitment, even as she teases him cruelly for his closeted sexual drives.

Wall Street apparently wanted something more revolutionary out of the Xbox One that launched today, as Microsoft's stock is down 0.66percentt.

A disheveled 22-year-old, 135 pounds, shirttails down to the knees of his jeans, with a 4-inch black goatee hanging from a cherubic face, Parekh is no violent revolutionary out to establish a dictatorship of the proletariat.

Anyone who's tried to paint Obama as a Muslim, anyone who's tried to portray Michelle as angry or a secret revolutionary out to get Whitey, anyone who has questioned their patriotism— well, here's your image.

In a television interview at the time, Mr. Erian told supporters to go to the palace "and surround the thugs and separate the real revolutionaries out," according to a report by Human Rights Watch, adding, "for one or two nights and then we can arrest them all".

Those who believe in it as passionately as Dr. Wise Young laud it as revolutionary, holding out hope for a cure for spinal cord injuries, while others in the field see the possibility of treating diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

Iran's revolutionaries started out as snarling enemies of the West.

Instead of just limiting government, the Gingrich revolutionaries set out to disable it.

Those staggering blindly towards safety would quickly be supported by those who had stayed behind, with rows of revolutionaries spaced out across the rubble-strewn street handing out tissues and firing short bursts of cooling fluids into burning eyes.