Sentence examples for total upheaval from inspiring English sources

By analogy, the most obvious "economic" thing to the Shakespeare of 2075 will be the total upheaval in gender relationships, or sexuality, or health.

Ford has been leading the way on restructuring itself in the face sliding auto sales and a total upheaval in the car business thanks to the struggling economy.

For things to change in the long-term, we need something even more challenging: the total upheaval of deep-rooted attitudes to class in this country.

And at a time like this in such an upheaval in the world, I mean that's really what it was, a total upheaval, this is not a normal life at that point at all.

In this article, which begins with the provocative statement, "Whatever happened to digital art?" Bishop claimed that "the appearance and content of contemporary art have been curiously unresponsive to the total upheaval in our labor and leisure inaugurated by the digital revolution".

I have had to file bankruptcy; and am very afraid of losing our home which would be a huge detriment to our entire family and would throw my son in total upheaval.

It's tempting to read some symbolic meaning into the spectacularly unexpected moment, since the past six months have seen many large-scale surprises, shake-ups, and total upheavals of what people perceive as "normal".

It's tempting to read some symbolic meaning into the spectacularly unexpected moment, since the last six months have seen many large-scale surprises, shake-ups, and total upheavals of what people perceive as "normal".

A retired biomedical engineer from Hawaii, aged 66, says he thought originally that the US needed someone like Trump to create total social upheaval in order to get rid of corruption and paid interests in politics.

Once the police decided to down tools and join the labour movement, there seemed nothing in the way of total social and political upheaval.

It is hard to imagine a more germane soundtrack to emotional upheaval than "Total Eclipse of the Heart" — it's the song we reach for when we have grown tired of exhibiting graceful restraint.