political ferment

The Ash Grove also became associated with the cultural and political ferment of the 1960s.

The 1960s and 1970s were times of social and political ferment.

The political ferment in the eastern regions, however, was something else.

It absorbed a number of otherwise unemployed Palestinians, thus reducing the potential for political ferment.

She had gone into the lab as an artist caught up in the political ferment of the era.

The political ferment no doubt has a number of causes.

Yet the political ferment in China is as palpable as the economic progress.

It was a time of political ferment that affected college and law school life.

In that period of intense political ferment, however, reformism found new enemies.

It was a place filled with political ferment and passion.