Sentence examples for vast upheaval from inspiring English sources

Moreover, other ethnic groups besides Armenians were systematically killed during the vast upheaval of peoples that took place as the Ottoman Empire collapsed; religion was a major factor.

He finally concluded that they resulted from vast upheavals of the Earth's crust.

Their proliferation puzzled him, because earlier campus radicalism hadn't sparked such vast upheavals within the university.

The late '60s were a difficult period for Mr. Lewis, whose long run as a top box office attraction was coming to an end amid the vast upheavals in American society.

But it also created huge upheaval and vast misery: child labour; infectious disease; industrial injury; fetid slums; and infant mortality.

Given that most Africans are subsistence farmers, that will not be possible without a vast social upheaval, with unpredictable consequences.

At home, the leaders appear to worry about a fragile society and the risk that a rise in unemployment could lead to vast social upheaval.

Instead, hundreds of millions of pounds were wasted on a vast structural upheaval with consequences that are still being unravelled, old relationships have been frayed and on every measure performance is getting worse.

Despite the pain, sadness and vast emotional upheaval depicted here, "Bridegroom" is also a movie filled with hope and passion, dignity and pride, and many stirring pockets of joy.

It's a paradox of this year's vast political upheavals across the Arab world that liberation struggles feel simultaneously so local and so global.

Both writers leave readers with the impression that vast, immutable economic upheavals are the cause of these setbacks for men.