Sentence examples for revolutionary phase from inspiring English sources

The Kilmainham Treaty ended the revolutionary phase of the "new departure".

Further education in Northern Ireland is entering a "revolutionary" phase and holds one of the keys to lasting peace.

And as Nakash points out, it is also the case that the Shiite world seemed, until recently, to have finished its revolutionary phase.

As the critic Jay Parini has written, Friedan's work "almost single-handedly ignited a revolutionary phase that has deeply affected the lives of countless American women and men".

A few days later "Redoubtable," Michel Hazanavicius's fun but feather-light portrait of Jean-Luc Godard during his revolutionary phase, made its premiere.

In contrast to Marx, Lassalle believed that the revolutionary phase had come to an end and that only a legal and evolutionary approach could hold hopes of success.

Instead, he posits a discontinuous dynamic that involves normal and revolutionary phases.

Kuhn, however, only saw discontinuities – "normal" and "revolutionary" phases in which scientific communities would be thrown into periods of crisis and uncertainty.

Such revolutionary phases, Kuhn argues, correspond to those conceptual breakthroughs that lay the foundations for the periods of continuity that follow.

These revolutionary phases – for example the transition from Newtonian mechanics to quantum physics – correspond to great conceptual breakthroughs and lay the basis for a succeeding phase of business as usual.

Where the standard account saw steady, cumulative "progress", he saw discontinuities – a set of alternating "normal" and "revolutionary" phases in which communities of specialists in particular fields are plunged into periods of turmoil, uncertainty and angst.