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Lessons of defiance have always been taught by fashion's great revolutionaries: its designers.
Leave the rest to the revolutionaries."
But the revolutionaries were incapable of real leadership.
Standardizing measurements had political advantages for the Revolutionaries as well.
Born in Argentina in 1899, he admired the revolutionaries of his mother’s family but took after his father’s bookish clan.
Just 12 years old in 1779, he accompanied his master to aid the American revolutionaries in the Battle of Savannah.
He even supported anti-colonial revolutionaries in other nations.
And so I'm encouraged by the peaceful revolutionaries I've heard on this stage.
This is a serious film about black revolutionaries and not really an action film.
Watkins is pure tourist as he assembles this our gang tragedy with cliché freaks, hippies and black revolutionaries pitted against trigger happy cops and military and a kangaroo court tribunal made up of disapproving calcified adults making poor fashion statements.
With his army of Mexican revolutionaries, he attacks Pershing, kills his men and steals some valuable artillery pieces.
Instead, it's a very pleasant, charming and even often thoughtful time capsule of the social and political upheavals of the groovy early 70's (the subplot involving Lynn and the revolutionaries is especially potent and provocative).
The Chinese Manchu government is after these revolutionaries, and anyone that stands in their way is in trouble, even if they are in the police force.
So when Mr Anderson's film reached the cinemas the disgruntled former revolutionaries revelled vicariously in what they saw as Mr Malcolm McDowell's glorious victory over an amorphous "Them" despite the fact that he was ruthlessly gunned down at the end,a fate that would have undoubtedly overtaken them had they succeeded in their attempts to get into the U.S.Embassy.
The revolutionaries, of whom we see and about whom we learn very little, might as well be mafiosi.
The movie flashes back to his days in Russia leading up to the country's fall to revolutionaries.
But the film tries to show how the Chinese today are realizing from their own experience and history, even from their own culture that includes Mao Zedong and a couple other revolutionaries, that they have to change in their own minds and then change their country.
It shows the ideals of revolutionaries of our times in a simple manner that people who aren't interested in politics and matters of the world can understand as well, whether they agree with them or not, and it also shows ways of dealing with these problems even if you're just a "small, insignificant" individual.
Maybe wannabe revolutionaries, in their dreams.
They were revolutionaries in their thinking and in their ability to inspire others to accept fundamental change.
Like the American revolutionaries two centuries ago, Indian nationalists fought for “the rights of Englishmen,” which they thought the replication of the Houses of Parliament would epitomize and guarantee.
In centuries past, revolutionaries were farmers or blacksmiths or merchants; now they are Google executives and Facebook friends.
Eighteenth-century revolutionaries did the same to churches in France.
He is a perfect fit for a Russia grown tired of the heroes, revolutionaries, criminals – even saviours – who make life exciting but rarely stable.
Drug cartels and gang warfare may ruin the lives of thousands of innocent people, but they should not be seen as equivalent to the ideological revolutionaries who used to wreak havoc in the region, or to contemporary mass terrorists.
The world’s second-largest oil producer, and self-proclaimed leader of Shia Islam and anti-Western Muslim revolutionaries everywhere, remains a danger not just to Saudi Arabia but also to peace and stability in the Middle East and beyond.
Typically, first-generation revolutionaries have a strong emotional and ideological attachment to certain ideals, however misguided they may be.
But, when it comes to reform in the Arab world, Western observers have usually implied that reformers need to be revolutionaries, democratizing their systems quickly, heedless of others’ concerns and fears.
Keeping the Palestinians divided between Islamist revolutionaries and the more business-minded Fatah suits Israeli purposes admirably.
Once revolutionaries are in power, they quickly come to believe that a conservative “deep state,” intent on obstructing the will of the “people," is undermining them.
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