Meanings of violent upheaval in английском

It seemed upset, contorted, and convulsed by a violent upheaval of the lower strata.

At roughly the same time, another sliver of land in Southeast Asia was moving toward violent upheaval.

Simultaneously the tangle underwent a violent upheaval.

The political skies were overcast with the thunder clouds of approaching revolutions; France had just passed through another violent upheaval.

America was in endless and violent upheaval, the entire nation torn apart by the war, but Wells seemed curiously uninvolved.

Do they tell the country to reconcile itself to violent upheaval and consider the goal of US leadership to be mitigation?

Too clearly she saw in the violent upheaval of Western womanhood the hidden germs of tragedy, for women themselves, for the race.

There were no great mountains on Venus, for this world had known no such violent upheaval as the making of a moon.

And all then pictured to themselves this troubling Gerald Scales, this dark and sinister husband that had caused such a violent upheaval.

May 4 - Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko says he will not hand over Bakiyev to face charges over the violent upheaval last month.

We saw a Rhodesia still trying to yank itself free from the grip of the United Kingdom, and on the brink of violent upheaval.

The consequent violent upheaval of the water should have smashed the boat against the rocky walls, but that final catastrophe was mercifully spared us.

It was here that the ancient River of Egypt once flowed until some violent upheaval of the earth's surface caused it completely to disappear.

The Congress's principal innovation was an agreement between major powers providing for regular consultative meetings and intervention to support existing regimes threatened by violent upheaval.

Sisi's support base see him as a vote for stability following prolonged, violent upheaval in the years after the 2011 Egyptian revolt against Hosni Mubarak.

The Catastrophists hold that violent upheavals caused species to become extinct.