“In the first five years after the Bolshevik revolution, many religious figures would be persecuted.”

“The industrial revolution made possible the use of new materials and designs that radically altered shipbuilding.”

“He then revved the engine to 3,000 revolutions per minute.”

“He attacked the CIA and the Congress for Cultural Freedom with a savage vengeance that rekindled the revolutionism of his youth.”

“To this artful synthesis of Haydn and Mozart, the aesthetically restless Beethoven grafted elements of his nascent revolutionism.”

“It is this social-political realism which gives the finishing stroke to all utopism and revolutionism.”

“The determined revolter led a guerrilla army in a fierce rebellion against the tyrannical ruler.”

“The article contained not a single image of a weapon or violent action by a revolutionary against any agent of the state.”

“Frei, who likes to call himself a revolutionary in the field of economics, social affairs, and politics, will never be more than a reformist bourgeois.”

“The revolutionarity of their ideas sparked a movement for change and equality.”

“His environment and mode of life may have aligned him with the old order politically; but none can deny the revolutionariness of his method, of his criticism, the boldness of his rejections.”

“The revolutionariness of St. Francis's individualistic approach is especially evident in the historical context within which it developed.”

“It also demonstrates the innovativeness and revolutionariness of Mallarme's approach which is here being put to work by Derrida.”

“The bicycle proved a revolutionizer of dress as well as a stimulus to outdoor exercise.”

“Now, in the Isle of Fantaisie, unfortunately for our revolutionizer, there was not a single grumbler.”

“The revolutionist passionately advocated for the overthrow of the government and the implementation of an entirely new political system.”

“The revolutionist led a group of rebels in overthrowing the oppressive regime.”

“Bris'sotin, one of the followers of Jean Pierre Brissot, an advanced revolutionist.”

“One of the most famous of these bourgeois revolutionaries was the Florentine Giano della Bella, who led a revolt against the Florentine magnates to curb their violence and oppression of merchants.”

“He was a droopy figure, probably always conscious that he had betrayed his comrades, the revolutionaries.”

“I fear that the tone of this platform would be far more congenial to the French revolutionaries than the American.”

“The most effective change insurgents aren't loners, mavericks, or revolutionaries.”

“The revolutions carry their own points, some-times to the ruin of those who set them on foot.”

“In many instances the socialist revolutions had been betrayed by reformist leaders of workers' parties and trade unions.”

“A bowler who exerts a lot of energy into lifting and turning the ball to get a lot of revolutions and hook.”

“In 997 Olaf founded his seat of government in Trondheim, where he had first held a thing with the revolters against Haakon.”