Revolted

At MoveOn, the liberal activist group that endorsed Mr. Biden in April, younger staff members revolted after the organization issued an condemning the Hamas attack that ignited the current war without addressing Israel’s conduct toward the Palestinians.

Greeks with the slogan “Freedom or Death” revolted against their ruler and began a brave struggle for freedom.

Our heroes will be those who revolted against their elders and threw away tradition to impose their will on society.

A group of 19 Republicans revolted to block the bill from coming to the floor earlier in the week, forcing Johnson to make late changes to secure their support.

In 1984 Rifaat revolted against his brother President Hafez, whose reliance on Sunni army generals reportedly irked him.

It wouldn’t be until 2019 that the Chilean populace finally openly revolted against the country’s neoliberal economic system.

John’s use of the practice, however, was so erratic and so transparently cruel that his barons revolted and threatened to dethrone him in favor of a prince from France.

So, will you be repulsed, repelled, or revolted by the ice cream brands on this list?

Among the YouTube comments disturbed and revolted by my hair were a number requesting that I focus an episode on this machine, so, for those of you who looked past the Hair Situation long enough to comment about something else, this is for you.

Hosts revolted when Airbnb canceled reservations without penalties.

In July, a feud between the chief minister and Pilot came out in the open after the latter along with 18 other MLAs revolted against Gehlot’s leadership which led to a political crisis for nearly a month.

In the by-election held to senior Mani’s constituency, Pala, Joseph had revolted against Jose’s nominee, who eventually got defeated in the party fiefdom.

Most of these fell vacant when Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia revolted earlier this year and defected to the BJP, taking along 22 MLAs.

The public sector owns a lot of TV and radio stations even more than the cars to be purchased in this secretive manner the public had revolted against in December 2019 and brought this government into office.

Alencherry’s return to the archdiocese as its head is set to trigger fresh trouble for the Church as priests in the archdiocese are up in arms against him and had revolted against the Cardinal last year.

Clegg 'revolted' by abuse claimsJump to media playerNick Clegg says he's "keeping an open mind" about a possible public inquiry into child abuse allegations at Westminster in the 1980s.

Gaers revolted last month when Activision Blizzard, the company behind some of the world’s most popular video games, punished a player for voicing support for the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.

She was revolted and shocked when she first witnessed the mice "scalping" and then literally eating the albatrosses alive.

The farmers had revolted against the regulations and an ad hoc committee was eventually set to probe the issue.

The political turmoil began on January 24 in Venezuela when Guaido revolted against Maduro and announced himself as the country’s interim president.