Sentence examples for a violent turmoil from inspiring English sources

In the statue of St. Longinus in St. Peter's in Rome, Bernini created the characteristic formula of Baroque sculpture by throwing the draperies into a violent turmoil, the complicated and broken involutions of which are not rationally explained by the figure's real bodily movement but seem paroxysmally informed by the miracle itself.

But more needs to be done about the Somali youth whose lives have been shaped by a quarter of a century of violent turmoil.

In large part the reticence reflects US sensitivities about Yemen, a country in violent turmoil and where US involvement has provided a propaganda coup for Muslim radicals.

Especially in a city that's seen so much violent turmoil.

Like many who follow the Middle East closely, Ms. Wright, currently a diplomatic correspondent for The Washington Post, has known its violent turmoil and numbing cruelty.

Over his career which spanned more than a half-century, Dr. Greenstein's research helped alter astronomers' view of the universe from that of a placid, unchanging tapestry of twinkling stars to something in constant, violent turmoil, filled with strange objects with names like quasars and white dwarfs.

Surely, you must be up an avenue -- such silent architecture can't harbor the violent turmoil of drama, the storm before catharsis.

Bounded by more powerful states, as well as by violent turmoil and ceaseless intrigue, Iraq's 5m Kurds have carved out a zone of relative peace and prosperity.

But Zimbabwe is now in the throes of violent turmoil at home.

In the wake of all this violent turmoil, it is no longer who rules Egypt that it is at stake.

The answer, unfortunately, is yes: sooner or later, this will be inevitable, and possibly not without some violent turmoil.