Sentence examples for greater ferment from inspiring English sources
While Democrats are not openly criticizing the vice president, there is much greater ferment in their party than among the Republicans over how to proceed in this overtime election battle.
Though the publicity lasers have been beamed of late on the restaurants in the Time Warner Center on Columbus Circle, there is an even greater ferment 40 or so blocks to the south, where the meatpacking district, the northern edge of Greenwich Village and the southern border of Chelsea, around Ninth Avenue, segue into one another.
This was a time of great ferment for the suffrage campaign.
The late 1960s were times of great ferment in India, as the country struggled with massive economic problems and was riven by ideological battles.
The 1960's and 70's were a time of great ferment in all the sciences, and the momentum of those years has carried to the present.
But no strain of composition shows in this book's marathon 855 pages, which chronicle his career from 1945 to 1960, the period of its greatest ferment.
The 1990s were a time of great ferment in the local-money world with activists and academics writing books and papers, like Judith Shelton's "Money Meltdown".
Sketchy details about the battalion indicate that it was formed as an antiterrorism force for the Mexico City Olympics in 1968, a time of great ferment for student movements around the world.
Mr. Obama is not shy about making decisions and making them expeditiously — he assembled his team in record time — but he has also sought to tap into the nation's intellectual dialogue at a time of great ferment.
Deb, the author of two novels and an associate professor at the New School, borrows his title from F. Scott Fitzgerald, and his mission is similar to Fitzgerald's: to ponder, at intimate range, lives within a society in great ferment.
