Sentence examples for deep tumult from inspiring English sources
Adam Scott has sliced idiotically into deep tumult down the right.
All this tumult reflects deep changes in the economy: chiefly, the rise of insecurity and precariousness, which endlessly unsettle any sense of political stability.
As Peter Pomerantsev's new book makes clear, it has much deeper roots, in the tumult and delirium of the country's post-Soviet transformations.
While Mr. Obama will always be known to the history books as the country's first black president, his mixed-race heritage has only rarely surfaced in visible and explicit ways amid the tumult of a deep recession, two wars and shifting political currents.
The split between these two ways of thinking runs very deep and accounts for much tumult in the telecom world.
Salman takes charge in Saudi Arabia at a time of deep uncertainty in the kingdom, surrounded by a region in tumult and nervous about both Iranian influence and the spread of Islamist militants.
Vindication after a tumult of criticism will also be a source of deep satisfaction to this steely competitor, whose riding ability provoked days of debate after she last rode Pacha Du Polder.
And for all the tumult that Mr. Jacobson brings to his characters' fraught love affairs, there is also a deep well of love and mournfulness for the women they have loved and lost.
"Pirates" has lots of wide vistas and noisy tumult — a vast ocean under the dazzling sun and nighttime roughhousing in colonial towns, with deep-cleavaged prostitutes and toothless drunks.
Political tumult — two uprisings, and the overthrow of two regimes, in the space of two years — has left Egypt in deep political uncertainty.
