“Police blamed the explosion on rebels waging an armed insurrection in the kingdom.”

“Is that the answer, or is it a matter of handling this insurrection, if you like, in a different way.”

“One sector, led by the Ministry of Education and the Mayor of Caracas, called for a popular insurrection to defend the government.”

“Those exploding classical musicians were a concentrated hit of insurrectionism.”

“The wrongdoers are accountable for their own politico-military errors like urban insurrectionism and crimes like Kampanyang Ahos.”

“A lot of people turned back to insurrectionism, which was posed as this radical new theory.”

“The insurrectionist understanding of the Second Amendment fails to account for two other features of the Constitution.”

“As far as the Empire was concerned, Gandhi was a troublemaker, an insurrectionist, and a traitor to the Empire.”

“At a distance, the masses look less insurrectionist than conservative and were quickly salved when the queen walked amongst them.”

“This was possible because of the efforts of the Philippine insurrectionists, who controlled most of the island.”

“They may be hard to take seriously as radical insurrectionists, but Scotland's doctors are revolting.”

“The insurrectionists that we have oft complained of late have grown more bold in their depredations, attacking ever nearer to our palace.”

“Nothing frightened slave-dependent societies more than the prospect of widespread slave insurrections.”

“There is a long history of sections of the army and even the police coming over to the side of the people during insurrections.”

“In the Balkans these insurrections resulted in a gradual liberation of most of the oppressed peoples.”