Sentence examples for maelstrom of a from inspiring English sources

Using this real-life material Unsworth has created a brilliant, swirling maelstrom of a story.

He bitterly complained that individual case distinctions have been lost in "the current maelstrom of a media and prosecutorial frenzy".

By dropping the records into the maelstrom of a mass shooting, was The Journal News merely putting data-driven link bait out there?

Mick and I watched as they paddled dauntlessly along a curling ribbon of smooth water — and right into the maelstrom of a Class IV ledge.

In Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Giuliani's aides told the mayor, he was facing a smart, cold and tentative opponent, unprepared for the maelstrom of a New York City campaign.

What makes "The Bloody White Baron" so exceptional is Palmer's lucid scholarship, his ability to make perfect sense of the maelstrom of a forgotten war.

So as a political candidate in the maelstrom of an election campaign, how to master the art of public conversation?

The work reaches a maelstrom of an orchestral climax, crowned by the New York Choral Artists and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus chanting out "life, life, life, life".

It's about these particular guys, who happen to be gay, who are in the midst of this maelstrom of an unfolding tale".

If you need proof of how socio-politically loaded such snapshots can be, pay a visit to the International Center of Photography's great maelstrom of an exhibition, "Only Skin Deep".

Jacobs has found himself in a maelstrom of negative attention, a theme of the young season.