Sentence examples for revolutionary thinking from inspiring English sources

Revolutionary thinking about drug policy isn't new to Ithaca.

I don't think such a rich congruence of ideas, of politics, of art, literature, music and revolutionary thinking has been repeated in recent centuries.

And unfortunately Mr. Boulez's then revolutionary thinking lingers on today.

"Must have talent for revolutionary thinking," the ads continue.

Tom Paine, an American by adoption, was granted French citizenship for his contribution to revolutionary thinking.

Ramo's "revolutionary" thinking, it would seem, has already taken hold in the halls of the Pentagon.

But despite Khomeini's interest in iman, Turner argues that neither he nor Ali Shariati, the sociologist who shaped Iranian revolutionaries' thinking in the years up to the 1979 Revolution, really broke with Safavid externalism.

"She really made it happen for herself… I certainly think with her being this beautiful, glamorous princess and young mother, and in the social scene, women could relate to her, and at that time, that was really revolutionary, women thinking, 'Oh, I can do that too, I don't have to be at home cooking, cleaning and looking after the children.

Bement acquainted her with the then-revolutionary thinking of his colleague at Teachers College, artist and art educator Arthur Wesley Dow.

No doubt such a frame of mind was a component of pre-revolutionary thinking, though it is doubtful that the French Revolution as an historic episode had the kind of effect that its first defenders hoped for.

Today we are all the heirs of this once revolutionary way of thinking.