Sentence examples for constant tumult from inspiring English sources

Free access versus walls versus the Telegraph's each-way bet is constant tumult.

The hotel is in Jaipur, with its palaces and abundant commerce and a constant tumult on the streets.

From the outside this appears unstable, but the constant tumult is a sign of healthy science, and usually results in a "spiral" of advancing knowledge.

For Mr. Wilentz — who said he was not involved in photo selection — a bigger issue was how a historian should handle an industry that these days seems to be in constant tumult.

And after a season marked by constant tumult -- including the midseason pickups of Stephon Marbury, Penny Hardaway, Tim Thomas and Wilkens himself -- he now gets a complete training camp to see how, or if, all these pieces fit together.

John Updike set his novel "In the Beauty of the Lilies" there, and used his impression of the power of the Great Falls in his story, about a Presbyterian minister in Paterson who awakens one morning to find he has lost his faith: "At times... the roar of the falling water would penetrate his mind as a constant tumult underlying those of riot and catcall, rally and parade..

Baseball's hagiographers often cite the game as the one constant amid the tumult of American history.

Constant through the tumult were the twin threats of Anthony in isolation and the spread pick-and-roll attack led by Chandler and Raymond Felton.

The doctors and the hospitals and the insurance companies and the tumult and the constant parades of people (well-meaning and otherwise).

Throughout the political and social tumult, the vines have been constant.

But in all the intervening tumult and change, one thing has been constant.