Sentence examples for not tumultuous from inspiring English sources

The slow process of enacting European standards, on everything from the environment to food safety, was designed for a stable world, not tumultuous revolutionary change.

Once you realize most negotiations are not tumultuous brawls, you can happily leave behind your war-paint, battle plans, and postdoc lab coat as you progress through to the next step of your independent academic career.

Italians are less optimistic, but they do yearn for change, as long as it is not too tumultuous.

For five of the last six years -- not counting tumultuous 1996 when they were 5 and 7percentt -- the rent increases have been 2percent and 44 percent.

In Scotland, crowds were not as tumultuous as those that had greeted John Paul — British news reports said many tickets for papal events during Benedict's visit remained unclaimed — but the mood for the pope's arrival was upbeat.

Whatever the case, Bitcoin's history is not too tumultuous.

Fortunately for me, my home wasn't as tumultuous or abusive as Tony's.

His upbringing in a stable middle-class family certainly wasn't as tumultuous as Grant's, who once did time in state prison.

Not surprisingly, the tumultuous Mahler Fifth was robust and emphatic.

I have never quite recovered the love that I once had for the game, not after that tumultuous season, which was also disrupted by an earthquake in the middle of the World Series.

In Amy's 20s she traveled alone through South America, climbed into altitudes lesser humans would not attempt, had tumultuous love affairs (with beautiful men I would never have dared to speak to), memorized poetry, acted in plays, didn't read the memo about wearing a bra, rode bicycles without a helmet and had a group of zany friends.