Sentence examples for mass revolt from inspiring English sources
One good thing may emerge from the Mass revolt.
However, this is the 1st mass revolt by officers.
There is no time to organise mass revolt among the women guests.
His book, "A War Imagined: The First World War and English Culture" (Collier), marks the nearly mass revolt from jingoism that has colored Anglo-American literature ever since.
An address to graduating students at Syracuse University by JP Morgan's boss, Jamie Dimon, was expected to spark a mass revolt by young radicals furious at Wall Street.
To stem a mass revolt, the ruling elite has resorted to desperate and repressive measures which have forced the country further into despotism.
Mass revolts have on occasion forced the authorities into climb-downs.
On Thursday night, 10,000 demonstrators marched in solidarity with Gaza near the Palestinian administrative capital Ramallah - a scale recalling mass revolts of the past.
In a previous post, I argued that the assumption that this situation was sustainable didn't allow for the existence of democracies or indeed for 1789-style mass revolts against entrenched wealth.But, of course, one can reason in the other direction.
In the occupied West Bank, where U.S.-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas governs in uneasy coordination with Israel, some 10,000 demonstrators marched in solidarity with Gaza overnight - a scale recalling mass revolts of the past.
Would the impoverished masses revolt against autocratic regimes in Angola, Sudan, Zimbabwe?
