Sentence examples for Extremely tumultuous from inspiring English sources

Tell me a name of an opera star whose life has been extremely tumultuous.

The gallery also has an amazing permanent collection of work produced by Berlin artists since 1870 – which covers extremely tumultuous and varied periods in history: Expressionism, Berlin Dada, Art in the Nazi era, the New Beginning after 1945 and Positions of the 1950s.

So the architects designed this gorgeous bridge, but the problem with the Golden Gate is that this is an extremely tumultuous area, if you've ever sailed through this or taken a boat through this, the waves are immense.

It was, he says, "extremely tumultuous.

But after an extremely tumultuous "misunderstanding" with the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, I was shipped to USP Canaan in Pennsylvania.

After an extremely tumultuous "misunderstanding" with the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, I was shipped to USP Canaan in Pennsylvania.

Still, that was an extremely painful and tumultuous time in my life in which I struggled alone and even felt guilty about the behavior I was subjected to, believing [wrongly] that I was somehow at fault.

"This has been an extremely frustrating, disappointing and tumultuous season for Eddy, both on and off the court," Rose said in a text message.

After a tumultuous political weekend, the debate was watched extremely closely by Republican members of Congress, who are deciding whether to join dozens of elected officials who have broken away from the party's nominee.

Matthaus had a tumultuous season with the MetroStars, but he played extremely well in the playoffs, where the MetroStars fell a goal short of reaching the championship game.

Our nation's society and culture extol the power and virtue of democracy, but it is easy to forget that the Founding Fathers, well aware of the short tumultuous history of democracy in ancient Greece, were extremely suspicious of people power.