Sentence examples for through its revolution from inspiring English sources

The U.S. already went through its revolution.

As East Germany went through its own revolution, rejecting one Communist leader after another, facing a possible breakdown of authority, and as our allies became increasingly concerned, US policymakers could no longer take refuge behind the boilerplate declaration that we support a unified Germany in NATO.

When the US went through its sexual revolution in the 1960s and 70s, the Soviet Ministry of Health was writing about the dangers of hormonal contraceptives.

Those attempts have been well-documented, but conditions change when a country like China goes through its own mobile revolution.

They worked together again from 1910 to 1913, the years when modern art was leaping through its most spectacular revolutions.

She was a communist who believed, like many of her 1960s generation, that change would come not through commodities but through revolution.

Iran's record through its 30 years of revolution and war with Iraq is even more discouraging.

"People don't realise that Qatar has already been through its own gradual, peaceful revolution," says Prof Abdelgafar.

Yesterday, with the start of the school year, they received a lecture about the attempts of "imperialism to undermine the revolution through its youth".

Call monetisation isn't new but has accelerated through its linkage to the mobile revolution.

She said after the meeting that she believed that Portugal was going through its biggest crisis since the revolution of 1974 and added that she hoped the wave of patriotism that swept Portugal when it was host to the European football finals in June would mark the start of a new period in the country's history.