Sentence examples for feeling of revolt from inspiring English sources

He has also added that their personal friendship meant the encounter between Africa and the African Diaspora.[1] Césaire, Damas and Senghor had individual lived experiences of their feeling of revolt against a world of racism and colonial domination.

In short, there reigns over the stage a feeling of revolt, of the beginning of the world, of irreverence and of freedom.

– and these feelings of revolt are brought to the surface by the repellent spectacle of five more years of Tory rule.

Now their encounter as people of African descent regardless of where they were from would lead to the transformation of their individual feelings of revolt into a concept that would also unify all Black people and overcome the separation created by slavery but also by the prejudices born out of the different paths taken.

The movement had the feeling of a populist revolt, aimed at toppling a clerical élite that presumed to understand Scripture better than the unlettered believers in the pews.

"Every feeling of my soul revolted against it," she wrote.

"The Death of Mr. Lazarescu," for all its terrible matter-of-factness, produces tumultuous feelings of amazement and 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.