1.   Attempts to prosecute Evren are not the only signs that a revisionist view is now emerging.

2.   According to this revisionist view, Iran is getting weaker, not stronger.

3.   But Vivienne Westwood, steeped in British irony, expresses the revisionist view of feminine allure -- all uplifting corsets and padded bustles.

4.   Democrats in general appeal to a more revisionist view of American history, particularly how that history has treated those who are not white.

5.   Gellman sees himself as presenting a revisionist view of this period, showing us a Nixon more sinned against than sinning.

6.   In the revisionist view, firmness becomes inflexibility, which caused her to miss more than one opportunity to make peace with the Arabs.

7.   In the revisionist view, the Cultural Revolution, like the Tiananmen demonstrations, should be seen as a spasmodic step toward democracy.

8.   In this revisionist view, Sade is an exasperating egomaniac with only slightly kinkier than average tastes.

9.   It best states his revisionist view of post-Reconstruction Southern history since the Civil War and is universally regarded as his most important scholarly contribution, according to Muhlenfeld.

10.   Mark Kram is preparing for the barrage of critical response to his revisionist view of Muhammad Ali.