Sentence examples for past turmoil from inspiring English sources

What has held back the masses from rising up so far is the memory of past turmoil.

Yale's athletic director, Thomas Beckett, disagreed with the notion that Yale's past turmoil had carried over to contribute to its struggles this season.

Grant's lyrics nod to past turmoil, from his struggles with alcohol and drug addiction to growing up gay and being diagnosed with HIV.

There are also signs of progress, relative to past turmoil: A viewer can presume that no longer would a bigoted adult ask a Jewish boy if he had horns, as Mr. Kushner says happened to him.

While ringing the changes through a variety of once familiar, terrorist ­techniques devised by the Provisional IRA, the scale and intensity of operations bear little comparison to past turmoil.

"He's a happy kid," said his father, Jim Mallett, a middle school teacher and high school football coach in Texarkana, Ark .Ryan Mallett, 22, has a personality that skips right past turmoil, and maybe that has something to do with how he managed his transfer.

An experienced, well-financed political veteran who has survived past political turmoil is still the best hope for prevailing in what promises to be a tumultuous year.

Perhaps the most important reason is that, unlike in the past, the turmoil in the Middle East has not caused a supply shock.

The US government needs to be able raise the nation's $16.7tn£10.5tntn) debt ceiling on 17 October otherwise it might not be able to make payments on bonds it has issued in the past, unleashing turmoil in the financial markets.

Yet, the marches had other purposes: to demonstrate to the city that church leaders and congregants were united in their deep concern over the case but, at the same time, were willing to make an effort to get past the turmoil of the last year and close the rifts between the police and residents.

But unlike Argentina, Chile, Peru and other Latin American countries, which began dealing with the ghosts of the past after turmoil and dictatorships ended, this is a nation still at war, with two leftist insurgencies challenging the government and an illegal paramilitary force attacking villagers suspected of collaborating with rebels.