Sentence examples for Somewhat tumultuous from inspiring English sources

His museum career was somewhat tumultuous, however.

McCain has had a somewhat tumultuous relationship with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump throughout this campaign season.

The Western part enjoys unprecedented prosperity, functioning democracies and a somewhat tumultuous but ultimately effective system of conducting interstate affairs on a secure and peaceful basis.

The leader of the Landmarks Preservation Commission in New York City is leaving after nearly four years of a somewhat tumultuous stewardship.

Reno and Clinton endured a somewhat tumultuous relationship, even though she served his cabinet for nearly the entirety of his presidency.

As Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, undergoes a somewhat tumultuous transition from a Soviet-style system of economic management to a more market-oriented economy, the number of land-seizure cases appears to be increasing.

THE story of the national housing market — and the somewhat less tumultuous New York City subplot — has been one of great extremes: bubbles, booms and busts, crashes and comebacks, misery and euphoria.

Looking tired after their journey and somewhat intimidated by a tumultuous reception, the women were soon confronted by 40 television cameras, a blaze of flashbulbs and 100 reporters from around the world at a news conference that erupted frequently in shouting matches among journalists in a circus atmosphere that reflected the tensions and competitiveness of the case.

His statistics declined over the next two seasons, struggling through a tumultuous campaign and somewhat bouncing back in, however still not approaching his 2008 numbers.

And last night's developments must have come as somewhat of a relief after a tumultuous last few weeks.

and the ongoing saga at Ohio State has been North Carolina's tumultuous summer: out goes Butch Davis, somewhat surprisingly, and in comes the defensive coordinator Everett Whithers, who will run the ship on an interim basis.