Sentence examples for extraordinary turmoil from inspiring English sources

But when you see the original manuscript, you find something else: not so much the ringing clarity, more the obsessive rewriting, in different inks, that betrays the extraordinary turmoil behind its composition.

A 1948 graduate of West Point who commanded troops in Vietnam and in Germany, General Scott served as the military academy's superintendent from 1981 through 1986, after a period of extraordinary turmoil.

Over the past half-decade the Arab world's most populous nation has been engulfed by extraordinary turmoil, the result of millions of ordinary people choosing to reject the status quo and trying instead to build better alternatives.

It was a moment of extraordinary turmoil and overwhelming tragedy, but it also brought the issue of animal rescue and the human-animal bond into the mainstream like never before.

An agreement might have been difficult to achieve under any circumstances; as it was, the negotiations took place during a period of extraordinary political turmoil in Pakistan.

At the current price, oil may be incapable of causing mass unemployment, double-digit inflation, extraordinary political turmoil and losses of global economic welfare on a scale hitherto associated with total war but just how reassuring is that?

The second is that Mr Arafat died at a time of extraordinary political turmoil inside Israel.Though supposedly a super-hawk, Mr Sharon's plan to evacuate the Gaza strip has brought him into confrontation with Israel's entire settler movement and split his ruling Likud party.

It's hard to know for sure, but market analysts point to new types of souped-up computerized trading and extraordinary global economic turmoil — from protests over a second bailout for Greece to the downgrade of United States debt.

"What is so interesting about this American family, which has gone through an extraordinary amount of turmoil," Mr. Thompson said, "is that we have yet to see the third panel, how the whole story ends".

Russia's economy may be stumbling as oil prices fall, but in a week of extraordinary military and diplomatic turmoil over the war in Syria, President Vladimir Putin has proved that his global influence and ambitions have only been sharpened by financial troubles.

The Communist Party's leaders were forcefully denying this week that the party was in turmoil, after an extraordinary couple of weeks in which their legislators were shorn of power in Parliament, and then turned in retaliation on one of their own best-known leaders.