Sentence examples for a coup of from inspiring English sources

In truth, his style was a coup of reductive analysis.

In the fall, a coup of sorts occurred.

Trent Lott called it a "coup of one".

Mr Bush looks unlikely to pull off a coup of Reaganesque proportions.

Some pointed out the academy's weak governance structures and proposed a coup of sorts.

BCS theory was a coup of theoretical physics: it explained all superconductors observed so far, perfectly.

Beyond its unanticipated happening in Hartford, the play is also a coup of timing.

In early October 1945, Perón was ousted from his positions by a coup of rival army and navy officers.

No doubt BNP Paribas's domestic rivals, Crédit Agricole and Société Générale, would like a coup of their own.

Four years later, he led a coup of his own, and banned all opposition.In this section Peace in our time?

"I mean a coup of the regime against itself, or a military coup or an absence of the system.