Sentence examples for revolutionary understanding from inspiring English sources

I had already made the decision to be a poet, so that was not the change it wrought: it was more a revolutionary understanding of what being a poet meant, not in the sense that one might adopt a mannerism or two and strive to look as much like a boy genius as possible, but at the deepest, most visceral level.

The moment is ripe for disruption; potentially revolutionary understandings of businesses' goals and metrics are increasingly coming into focus.

The new Rose Center for Earth and Space reminds us that human curiosity and inventiveness have driven us to this revolutionary new understanding of our cosmos.

You might cure an illness, or develop a revolutionary framework for understanding how people move through buildings.

"RHIC will be as revolutionary to the understanding of nuclear physics and strong interactions as the Hubble telescope was to astronomy," Dr. Gyulassy wrote.

Next month the Pentagon's research arm will host contractors who want to propose "revolutionary technologies for understanding, planning and managing cyberwarfare".

But the story Dostoyevsky tells is also a dark comedy, cruelly funny in its depiction of high-minded intellectuals toying with revolutionary notions without understanding anything of what revolution means in practice.

Marie Curie became the first female Nobel laureate in 1903, a prize in physics she shared with her husband Pierre and Henri Becquerel for their revolutionary work in understanding radioactivity.

One reason for criticism was that Gould appeared to be presenting his ideas as a revolutionary way of understanding evolution, and argued for the importance of mechanisms other than natural selection, mechanisms which he believed had been ignored by many professional evolutionists.

The completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 created the potential for revolutionary advances in understanding many human diseases including cancer.

"There has been over the course of this long period a dramatic, revolutionary change in popular understanding of marriage equality.