Sentence examples for revolutionary values from inspiring English sources

He praised Mr. Jalili for not engaging in popular themes like the economy, instead emphasizing "Islamic and revolutionary values".

Yet this does not square with the "awe" for the revolutionary values of 1789 he expresses in the introduction.

There are plenty of conservatives and hard-liners who take a more pragmatic view, wanting to retain "revolutionary values" while integrating Iran with the world, at least economically.

I was always carrying a gun in my stockings, ready to defend the revolutionary values of justice and equality that I felt, and I still feel, were right.

Despite criticism by hard-liners who said the movie made fun of revolutionary values, state-run television has promised to broadcast it.

Gilberto Valladares, better known as "Papito", worries that competition and self-interest will eat away at revolutionary values such as solidarity, unity and nationalist pride.

Also, it has a revolutionary value for us.

Khayati's answer stresses the importance of the historical moment in which the text was produced: I believe that this pamphlet, which had all of its revolutionary value in 1966, today has for the licensed publisher of radical theory only a commodity value.

The Czech director Vera Chytilová's second feature, "Daisies," from 1966 (which I discuss in this clip), is one of the great outpourings of cinematic invention in an age of over-all artistic liberation — and the revolutionary value of imagination is the film's very subject.

Trotsky's fellow-revolutionaries valued his rhetoric, but generally disliked him.

The mechanisms "radically short product development processes", "virtual engineering of complete value chains", "better performing than engineered" and "revolutionary short value chains" do not only improve manufacturing processes but also product development processes and thus meet current challenges as resource and energy efficiency.