Sentence examples for source of rebellion from inspiring English sources

A town in Iraqi Kurdistan known for being a source of rebellion against Saddam Hussein renamed a street "Kobani".

Syria's government risked stoking a new source of rebellion on Friday when its forces fired on a mass demonstration in Aleppo, the country's largest city, where activist groups said thousands of people had massed to demonstrate against the violent closing of the main university there the day before.

"Why were universities not inspirations to participation or sources of rebellion?" she asked.

A week later he expanded on his remarks, declaring slavery the source of the rebellion to be expunged in full.

This was the source of the rebellion led by the Ottawa chief Pontiac in 1763, but, like later efforts at cooperative Indian challenges to European and later U.S. power, it was simply not enough.

You see, Eiichi, the difficulty is that the working class in America is utterly without a revolutionary consciousness and the source of whatever rebellion there is in this country comes, not from people who function within the economy, but from the growing number of young people who feel profoundly alienated from their country and its history.

But the source of the Solomons' rebellion goes back to the second world war.In this section Whose coup?

Episode 1, "There Is a River," concentrates on how 19th-century slaves turned Christianity into a source of strength and rebellion.

Kramer, a clinical professor of psychiatry at Brown University and the author of the best-selling "Listening to Prozac," dispels what he sees as the myth of depression as a source of soulfulness and rebellion.

Edward II visited Wigan in 1323 in an effort to stabilise the region which had been the source of the Banastre Rebellion in 1315.

Internal instability left much of the diamond region in the hands of rebel forces throughout the 1990s and early 21st century, thereby providing them with a lucrative source of funding for their rebellion.