Sentence examples for revolutionary principles from inspiring English sources

"There are revolutionary principles I adhere to.

Today, some former Sandinistas believe that Ortega has betrayed his revolutionary principles over the canal.

It was impossible to tell whether Fallah's revolutionary principles had ever been genuine.

Shahryar argued that since his style was really African, it posed no threat to revolutionary principles.

Catholicism was the state religion, and many revolutionary principles received ostensible sanction.

A hardline newspaper, Jomhuri Islami, said Germany had shown little respect for Iran's revolutionary principles and demanded a dramatic reduction of economic ties.

The church creeds reflect little of these struggles and suppress the revolutionary principle of the Holy Spirit.

The rulers were at first indifferent to the Revolution but began to worry when the National Constituent Assembly proclaimed a revolutionary principle of international law namely, that a people had the right of self-determination.

Whether consciously or not, Francis upholds the revolutionary principle that has gripped the Western mind since the Enlightenment — that the human project begins not in divine dictate ("In the beginning, God…") but in self-awareness ("I think, therefore I am").

His decision to retire establishes the revolutionary principle that being pope is a job, rather like being the boss of a company, that demands that you have all your wits about you.

Whether consciously or not, Francis upholds the revolutionary principle that has gripped the Western mind since the Enlightenment that the human project begins not in divine dictate ("In the beginning, God…") but in self-awareness ("I think, therefore I am").