Sentence examples for apparent turmoil from inspiring English sources

On Sunday morning, the Phillies appeared calm amid the apparent turmoil.

She described study of the process as "an apparent turmoil that might be misunderstood by an outsider as a caldron of doubts and uncertainties but that in fact is a vitally alive science".

The relationship between the rioters and the press was examined in Generation X, an influential piece of youth sociology by Charles Hamblett and Jane Deverson − published in 1964 to capitalise on  the apparent turmoil of contemporary youth.

The mind rests, and life becomes kinder, and then totally kind, even in the midst of apparent turmoil.

What else spurred The Post to blame de Blasio for this apparent "turmoil?" A couple non-fatal car crashes and a few "not in service" buses.

She played a number of gigs in 2008 but it became increasingly apparent that the turmoil of her private life was having a severe effect on her ability to perform.

Ministers, a president and the army chief of staff had all been assassinated recently, though little of this turmoil was apparent in nonchalant Bissau.

The subcommittee also recommended that the search be confined to candidates with extensive knowledge of the U.S.O.C., an apparent reaction to the turmoil created during the short tenure of an outsider like Blake.