Sentence examples for revolutionary question from inspiring English sources

Tell me about the revolutionary question.

Mrs. Barbara Castle, the Labor Member for Blackburn, and former chairman of the Labor party executive, put down a revolutionary question demanding that the government repeal the Turnstile Act, which infringes liberty in women's lavatories throughout the land.

Still, Mrinalini Kamath's play explores a revolutionary question, at least for an assured gay man: What if he wants to experiment with heterosexuality to find out what it's like in the mainstream?

When planning the hotel, said Puneet Chhatwal, Radisson's chief development officer, designers asked "revolutionary" questions: how do you make an airport hotel fun, and entertaining?

Both plays address similar revolutionary questions around the notion of collectives, how collective work was poured into making plays about collective participation, the subversion of hierarchies and revolutionary thought and labor.

Whether the structure could ever become practically useful remains an intriguing though less-than-revolutionary question.

Citing a personal example, he wrote that part of his bed once fell on the back of his neck and woke him, leaving the memory of dreaming that he had been brought before a French revolutionary tribunal, questioned, condemned, led to the scaffold, and bound by the executioner, and that the guillotine blade had fallen.

Perhaps I don't have the right to laugh at revolutionary ceremonies or question the meaning of laughing at them.

LAYING down his pipe to spoon sugar into a china tea cup from a four-legged silver bowl, the former communist revolutionary considered the question.

Yet pamphlets served us well during our revolutionary times; the question is whether the present moment is sufficiently pregnant with historical importance for them to serve us well again.

A revolutionary? Another trillion-renminbi question.