Sentence examples for full scale revolution from inspiring English sources
Even wildly entertaining the idea of a full scale revolution by the gun owners, they are talking about defending their rights against the world's largest military.
One of six North African and Middle Eastern nations involved in the Arab Spring, protests resulted in full scale revolution in 2011, toppling former-president Mubarak, whose rule began in 1981.
It will take a full-scale revolution.
Protests in Hungary in 1956 turned into a full-scale revolution, and the Soviet-backed government was overthrown.
Under Dózsa's leadership, the peasants turned the conflict into a war of extermination against the landlords and finally into a full-scale revolution.
Year Three of the Pablo Mastroeni regime sees a full-scale revolution under way in Commerce City, with last season's Western Conference cellar dwellers making major changes in a bid to break out of a growing slump.
The Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre first hook up in 1995, united by a passion for 60s psychedelia and a mission "to get a full-scale revolution going on".
The full-scale revolution is being sold on television to the disheartened and oppressed districts, in carefully produced spots with labels like "Because you know who they are and what they do".
The Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre first hook up in 1995, united by a passion for 60s music and a mission "to get a full-scale revolution going on".
"To really see the state of things is lethal," she says – literally true for Tiresias, whom Hera blinded for his clear-sightedness; true, metaphorically, for those of us not at the top of the late-capitalist tree, for whom "the telly" is the visual opium sent to blind us, and clarity, Tempest suggests, in the absence of a full-scale revolution, brings only misery.
It may be helpful to discuss these methods in categories such as the number of people involved (from a single act of protest to a full-scale revolution) and the level of violence used (from civil disobedience to armed insurgency or acts of terror).
