In this case at least, a personal "upheaval of thought" cannot be contained within the discourse of reason.
Since the late 19th century, almost every generation of Iranians has seen at least one major upheaval or revolution.
Consequently, I couldn't see an end to the game under-selling itself and there appeared to be no hope of expanding the revenue base for Test and county players alike, unless there was a revolution, or at least a big upheaval.
Higher education has had its heyday, and is now in the midst of a long, slow decline -- or at the very least, a traumatic upheaval.
A year ago, nobody was expecting this kind of upheaval, at least not so soon.
And it was a year of upheaval, at least for trees, in Brooklyn, where a weekend storm knocked out power in March (opposite page, bottom right) and where two tornadoes struck in September.
Several noted that this was happening when statehouses were about to go through an unusual upheaval: At least 21 of the nation's governors next year will be new because of term limits and retirements.
Though he stayed away from songs with obvious protest messages, like "The Times They Are A-Changin'," Mr. Dylan played "All Along the Watchtower," an ominous tune about possible upheaval (at least that's what we think it means) near the end of his two-hour set, and "Like a Rolling Stone," his bitter personal criticism directed at an ambiguous subject.
In it Bell argued that what has happened to journalism in the past five years through the impact of social media has been at least as radical an upheaval as what occurred in the previous 10, when the arrival of the web looked for all the world like a once-in-millennium, Gutenberg-scale change.
In the Western canon, robot insurgence is almost always viewed as a negative, or at the very least, a cause for upheaval and catastrophe.
