Sentence examples for even turbulent from inspiring English sources

Inwardly, however, Peter was a troubled, even turbulent personality.

Many coaches become so close to their clients that they are familiar with their diets, sleeping patterns and major stressors — work, kids, even turbulent romances.

Not only do the black-costumed dancers become an expressive, even turbulent, embodiment of this liberated style, but an extra element of serendipity is added by the banners of white rice paper that descend onto the stage, with trails of black ink allowed to drip down them, seeping and feathering into their own free-form patterns.

Even turbulent flows, however, display coarser structures and trends.

With high flow rates and transitional or even turbulent flow regimes in small channels, rapid mixing and excellent heat transfer can be maintained up to high production rates.

Telephone-based swindling that randomly targets elder individuals has been burgeoning in the metropolitan area, and unfamiliar telephone calls are becoming detestable and stressful to the senior inhabitants, and even turbulent for those with cognitive impairment.

"Even in turbulent times, select companies need new homes," said Mark Yeager, Gale & Wentworth's president.

Moreover, he is an abrasive figure, and the next five years will be even more turbulent for social security.

Even a turbulent and caustic song such as The One I Love sounds more becalmed and regretful: markedly different from the original.

In Best and Edwards: Football, Fame and Oblivion (Faber £16.99, pp240), Gordon Burn contrasts his cavalier playing days and even more turbulent retirement with the career of Duncan Edwards.

But with the city facing a deficit of $5 billion in the coming fiscal year, next year's talks may be even more turbulent, and the victory this year may be short-lived.