Sentences with phrase «violent upheaval»

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In many Western religious traditions it is expected that there will be a period of violent upheaval before the end of the world.

The transitions between cycles are characterized by violent upheavals.

One such pattern stipulates that revolutions are rarely isolated instances but come in waves, while another points to social and economic inequalities as root causes for violent upheavals.

Since the country's violent upheaval began in 2011, 4.1 million people have sought safety abroad, and another 6.5 million are displaced within Syria's borders.

Indeed, in the post-Darwinian world, Catastrophism seemed to reflect the emotional turmoil of Cuvier and his pupil Agassiz, men who opposed evolution for religious reasons, and who were obliged to invoke violent upheaval to fit their beliefs to the geological record.

Mushroom clouds emerge from under the ocean, expand over the horizon, and churn up the environment in violent upheaval.

Over the weekend around 800 British citizens have been extricated from the violent upheavals of revolutionary Libya.

According to Kirmayer, Yezidis serve as an extreme case study of the psychological challenges that refugees face at every stage of forced migration, from the initial trauma of violent upheaval to the stress of uncertain asylum status and eventual resettlement.

During the violent upheaval of the Bakumatsu era (1853 - 1868), Hitokiri Battosai was a feared and ruthless assassin.

There they uncover a secret world in the midst of violent upheaval, a world full of warring creatures, peaceable mystics, and powerful figures with the darkest intentions.

In Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken (RHC) gamers are placed in the abstract boots of Hardboiled, a ruff - and - tumble, one - bird wrecking crew bent on the violent upheaval of Putzki, the tyrannical leader of the penguin regime.

The 1989 Romanian Revolution — one of a series of aligned revolutions in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and the Soviet Union and the last removal of a communist regime from a Warsaw Pact country that year — led to a violent upheaval of the government and the execution of its leader, and marked the beginning of an socially and economically uncertain period that continues into the present.

Buchler's calm, disciplined interpretation of civilian life, distant from the violent upheavals of military action at the front, suggest empathy and belief in the human spirit.»