Sentence examples similar to notable commotion from inspiring English sources

Then the action travels back and forth from the commotion of war to the idyllic precincts of Sandringham, which is notable for the presence of Maggie Smith, who plays Queen Alexandra with royal restraint.

Just when it looked like its 15 seconds of fame were up, a ballsy kid reignited the commotion by blindsiding Michael Jordan with the infamous question, leaving the most notable shoe-shiller of all time completely bewildered.

The large public commotion helped transform Warhol from being an accomplished 1950s commercial illustrator to a notable fine artist, and it helped distinguish him from other rising pop artists.

No commotion.

There is no commotion.

India is a commotion.

Commotion, but not panic.

(Commotion in the hall).

Promotion, demotion, commotion?

Why all the commotion?

A sudden commotion.