Both revolutions were driven by demons or deities that surged from the lower depths of hell or society to torture their victims and to drive them mad.
Smith's piece is just another riff on the newly resurgent "what's wrong with kids" meme that surges up from the recently young who, in the face of rapid change, may suddenly feel old.
Oliveira's textured, luminous tableaux and the performances of Chopin by the pianist Maria João Pires on the soundtrack complete the mood of exotic, eternal mystery that surges up from the modern, practical town.
At the same time, so is the generosity that surges up repeatedly from the city's never-failing love for starting all over again: it is, in fact, its trademark.
Much of that surge is from investors who have pinned their hopes on a rising real estate market.
She lifted sentences like "It is the function of the cortex — and, in particular, those parts of the cortex beneath the forehead, known as the frontal lobes — to modify the impulses that surge up from within the brain, to provide judgment, to organize behavior and decision-making, to learn and adhere to rules of everyday life".
Some say a first-rate bartender needs only three things: a healthy pitching arm, a strong pair of legs and a stomach sturdy enough to absorb the effluvial tide of human misery that surges toward him each night from the other side of the oak.
The "death to the dictator" that surged from her into the night was of rare ferocity.
Deep snows pile up from storms that surge from the south and smash against the stony face of the mountains.
At 1pm, when the moment of reflection made its way back to us, I was impressed by the totality of the silence, but then when that moment terminated in a roar that surged from the front of the line in midtown, around the Park and three miles up the canyon of Central Park West to our position on 84th Street, I felt a cathartic surge: We can do this.
