Sentence examples similar to cry of revolt from inspiring English sources

Judges chanted for the "fall of the regime," reprising the signature rallying cry of the revolt last year against Mr. Mubarak, but this time against Mr. Morsi.

The military had stormed the town on Monday, effectively occupying it, but the ensuing hardships — shortages of food, water and even baby formula, in addition to dozens of reported deaths — have become a rallying cry of the revolt, unleashing solidarity protests in other towns and neighboring countries.

A FEW days after the Mexican priest had issued his cry for revolt, his swelling band of rebels was facing its first major battle.

Then there was a sort of quasi-hedonist revolt, cries of rebellion like Christie Mellor's "Three Martini Playdate," mother-toddler happy hours (postpregnancy liberation from "What to Expect" sanctimony!) and take-the-kid-out-all-night hipster parenting.

How did the traditional views of the great bankers become the rallying cries of a populist revolt – a populist revolt ignited by the outrageous misbehaviour of said bankers?

When the punishment is administered, the woman's response is harrowing but magnificent; she emits a wail that is at once a cry of pain and a soaring chant of revolt.

Cries against Captain Camara rang out, though it was impossible to say if it was anguish or the first shouts of revolt.

"There is a sense of revolt.

New technologies have lubricated the mechanisms of revolt.

But there are few signs of revolt about this.

So far, there has not been much risk of revolt.