Sentence examples for through a rebellion from inspiring English sources
Our own nation was founded through a rebellion against an empire.
In 1998, Radio and TV host Bryan Burton-Lewis explained "In Japan, the image that we have of the X audience is rural kids going through a rebellion phase.
His whole deal is to encourage a rebellion through just chillin'.
He ruled out the use of military force in the event of a Rhodesian UDI, and pledged to instead end such a rebellion through economic sanctions.
Though I knew Haiti had gained its independence through a slave rebellion, these repatriation payments were news to me — and, because of the January earthquake, they have become newsworthy again.
South of Lugnaquillia the range is not a significant barrier, but the Wicklow Mountains are nowhere crossed at an elevation of less than 1,000 feet (300 metres); the Military Road through the mountains, built after a rebellion in 1798, runs at an elevation of more than 1,000 feet for more than 20 miles (30 km).
Some Japanese artists chose to embrace the tradition of woodblock printmaking that flourished from the 17th through the 19th centuries as a rebellion against the encroachment of Western influence on Japanese culture, and a way of celebrating that which was uniquely Japanese.
To launch the first show in the new, weekly Guardian Radio Hour series on NTS Radio, Neneh talked to the Guide's Kate Hutchinson about the wide-ranging nature of jazz as a rebellion that runs through all genres and its presence in the music she loves.
It may be that, despite this cushioned existence, she harboured a rebellion that sought expression through her photographs.
Only a rebellion by socialist deputies, however, could stop the measure going through.
