Sentence examples for riots arose from inspiring English sources
The 2004 riots arose on the back of peaceful protests.
Though confident that the "majority of Hong Kong residents hope for stability" and that the opposition will not gain support, the article warns that the central government is "ready" to deal with "massive riots" that arise.
His father, too, repudiated the "backwardness" of the police response, but mainly wanted to insist that the riots hadn't arisen from Islamic fervor, much less discontent with his regime; rather, they were spurred by anger at the history of Italian colonialism.
It arose, amid poverty and riots, out of a visit to Bedford-Stuyvesant by Senator Robert F. Kennedy, who was challenged by neighborhood activists to go beyond speeches and help produce something tangible.
Even those who see the rioting as opportunist feel that the acts it enabled arose from a disconnection between politics and the lives of local people.
Sleater-Kinney, American rock band that arose from the feminist punk rock movement known as "riot grrrl" and was acclaimed for recordings that combined a lean and aggressive sound with passionate socially conscious lyrics.
Initially, Bitch was one of hundreds of zines that arose in the nineties from the ashes of the riot-grrrl movement and Sassy, where Jervis and Zeisler both interned.
Most major lineages of polypod ferns, which comprise more than 80% of today's fern species, arose and diversified a mere 100 million years ago, after the major riot of flowering plants.
The case arose from the 2004 death in custody of Mulrunji, previously known as Cameron Doomadgee, whose treatment sparked riots on the island.
