Sentence examples for some revolutions from inspiring English sources

In some revolutions, that's called a cell.

This is partly because some revolutions turned out to be illusory.

He needs to wake up to the fact that some revolutions become unstoppable".

They look to Rome for the long view: for the wisdom that not all change is for the better, and that some revolutions are better outlasted than accepted.

Still others accept that some revolutions are Kuhnian but deny that all of them are.

The treatment of AKI in the ICUs knew some revolutions in the last twenty years, in particular in terms of techniques used, with the switch from nephrologists taking care to intensivist's autonomy.

Some revolution.

Lived for fashion and lost her head in some revolution or something?

Some revolution.With four years of austerity behind it and perhaps as many to go, Hungary is an increasingly angry place.

Some revolution-era prisoners even remember being transported to Qasr from Evin, another infamous Tehran prison which, unlike Qasr, remains fully operational.

"The word 'rabbi' in Hebrew is for a man only," he said, "unless there will be some revolution in the Hebrew language".