Sentence examples for most turmoil from inspiring English sources

The Episcopal church has seen the most turmoil.

Now imagine that this Cabinet secretary isn't the one who's faced the most turmoil.

"The biggest fear I have, since I can remember in my teens, and the one that causes me the most turmoil in my life is monotony being bored, being average," he said in the film.

The stat sheets will remember this only as a four-games-to-two defeat in the second round, but the history books will remember this as what is surely the most turmoil-wracked spring by any team in NBA history, and the Clippers' resilience deserves to be honored.

In a festival that survived the destruction of its original home during the blitz, has endured eight visits from Nigel Kennedy, and whose audiences were undeterred by western civilisation's most recent turmoil, one can assume that hope, and glory, will issue from the Albert Hall for some time yet.

Even in the midst of the most recent turmoil, Firstplus peddled $1.4 billion in high LTV loans during the quarter ended Sept. 30, about the same as the prior year.

An amnesty bill that would have allowed him to return to Thailand from exile in Dubai without facing charges was the catalyst for the most recent turmoil.

When the world appears most in turmoil, she would protect the meek from harm and the disenfranchised from corruption, with her lasso of truth at the ready.

The most recent turmoil was sparked by the party's proposal of an amnesty bill that would have allowed Thaksin to return to Thailand from self-imposed exile in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, without facing charges.

In the wake of the most recent turmoil, leaders of the GOP still seem to be pinning their hopes on Trump voters falling in line, but history suggests that they won't.

Los Angeles, built not only for a championship but for an easily achieved championship, is entering the playoffs in turmoil, most of it involving Bryant, its most dazzling player and its most puzzling personality.