Sentence examples for revolt without from inspiring English sources

It's possible to appreciate the implacability of this boy's revolt without taking it as seriously as Krakauer and Penn do.

In a sermon delivered to hundreds of thousands gathered in Tahrir Sqaure and televised around the Middle East, Yousef al-Qaradawi, perhaps the most influential cleric in the Sunni Muslim world, urged Egyptians to guard the achievements of their own revolution and warned Arab rulers that they were facing a revolt without precedent.

You cannot instigate popular revolt without the consent of a people, and Soderbergh allots a number of telling scenes to Bolivian farmers and soldiers, their suspicions of a godless foreigner — Guevara was an Argentine by birth, and by now stateless in his appeal — outweighing their hopes of a just society.

But then, the subjugated population begins to revolt, just like the body begins to revolt without the drug.

Tunisia is one of the few Arab democracies and was the only country to throw off a long-serving autocrat during the Arab spring popular revolts without triggering large-scale unrest or civil war.

How long the lawyers can keep up their revolt now without the support of opposition political parties, which so far have been lying low, remains in question.

However, when Jordan and Iraq announced a federation known as the Arab Union, their joint flag in use only between March and July 1958 was the original Arab Revolt Flag without the star.

In his monumental 1935 work of historical revisionism, "Black Reconstruction in America," W. E. B. DuBois argued that, in reality, the Civil War had been a worker revolt — that, without a mass labor strike of slave resistance during the war, the peculiar institution could never have been ended.

On the other hand, a counterintuitive implication of this consequentialist view of revolutions is that there can be revolution without revolt (assuming that revolt is a deliberate course of action), revolutionary work without authors, so to speak, or at least revolutionary in eventual meaning despite the authors' intentions.

Westminster wits had taken to ridiculing the rebel movement against Gordon Brown as a "peasants' revolt", a cohort without influence.

The emotional reaction after such wars takes the form of acute disillusion, which further accelerates the moral revolt against capitalism, without unfortunately, producing any workable conception of an alternative.