Sentence examples for provoke revolution from inspiring English sources

It hardly seems likely to provoke revolution.

On Tuesday, a report on state-controlled television accused the new American ambassador, Michael A. McFaul, of working to provoke revolution.

Metamorphosis sheds light on the postwar years that led to the Provoke revolution and is a compelling – and long-overdue – reappraisal of a most turbulent time.

On July 26 he issued four ordinances which, through their repressive measures, provoked revolution by the Paris radicals.

He was killed in Bolivia recently where he was trying to provoke a revolution.

It is possible that archaeology will bring to light new findings and provoke a revolution comparable to that experienced in the historiography of China in general.

His remarks came on the heels of a report on state-controlled television that accused the American ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, who has been in Moscow for less than a week, of working to provoke a revolution here.

De Felice Giuffrida, known for his anarchist tendencies, supported the need to take advantage of the situation of unrest to provoke a revolution on the island.

Inadvertently, he provoked a revolution.

Like in Egypt, nothing was planned, and there were no specific leaders or political parties provoking the revolution.

But this too was resisted by Russia ahead of last November's Vilnius summit, provoking first revolution in Kiev and then Russia's invasion of Crimea.