Sentence examples for upheaval of from inspiring English sources

Carney's proposal would require an upheaval of the Republican hierarchy.

That would have been a geopolitical upheaval of incalculable consequences.

But he had to fend for himself during the upheaval of the Cultural Revolution.

He said any reforms should be ratified "through ordinary laws, without an upheaval of the Constitution".

Inevitably, the looming upheaval of the CSM move to a new home brought out nostalgic memories.

The reason in each case is a traumatic upheaval of the nineteen-sixties.

Britain surely remains a net beneficiary even after the economic upheaval of recent years.

But, after the upheaval of the Arab Spring, such overtures now seem more complex.

The alternative of yet another nationwide upheaval of commissioning structures is too awful to contemplate.

But the move also continued his isolation from the upheaval of the era.

But at Yale, W. was largely oblivious to the social upheaval of the 60's.