She was a revolutionary but also an incrementalist, whose biggest upheavals were mostly not announced in her manifestos.Mr Cameron is being similarly cautious.
"As France foresaw and feared, the war in Iraq caused upheavals whose effects have not yet finished unraveling," he said.
In 2005, Cardinal Ouellet, who was then the archbishop of Quebec and primate of Canada's Catholic Church, warned that legalizing gay marriage "threatens to unleash nothing less than cultural upheaval whose negative consequences are still impossible to predict".
In August 2014, I wrote that rumors were Lebanon's daily bread with legacy media and citizen journalists accused of fanning the flames amid domestic political unrest, economic uncertainty, and regional upheaval whose sparks are burning Lebanese fingers.
For Iraq, the contest adds another element of uncertainty in a fledgling democracy whose politics are in upheaval as its three main factions — the Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — contend for power, a contest that analysts worry could help tilt the country back toward authoritarianism.
Everyone is entitled to the occasional off game and perhaps he is just more au fait with his club's upbeat rhythm – instigated by established talents like Alexis Sánchez and Mesut Özil, but also youngsters such as Alex Iwobi – rather than a national team so disrupted by recent upheaval and whose confidence is notoriously brittle.
His latest, "Booked," combines both disciplines and is about a young soccer player whose life goes into upheaval when his parents separate.
Respectable comedies with a modicum of sophistication, they were anchored by the presence of Peter Sellers, a comic genius whose every tic suggested an upheaval of subversive mischief.
PAGE 1 Book Review AMERICAN CHILDREN Jhumpa Lahiri's new collection of short stories, "Unaccustomed Earth," follows two generations of Bengali immigrants to America whose lives are marked by upheaval despite their desire for security.
Along the way, we hear of a unique 20th-century Jewish upheaval, a community whose central trauma, after living peacefully with their Christian and Muslim neighbors, was being dispatched to a Europeanized Israel that failed to properly absorb them.
