Sentence examples for such tumult from inspiring English sources

Young people born in the 1930s experienced no such tumult.

Still, the episode caused such tumult on campus that the school's Black Student Union held a forum on race relations.

Yet Peter Zeughauser, a legal industry consultant, says that such tumult has a toxic effect on the work environment and the production of billable hours.

In such tumult, the success or failure of Turkey's new Islamic leaders could have lasting resonance in the wider Islamic world.

Back in Sheridan, Ore., there has been no such tumult -- for the hysteria diagnosis has never been publicly voiced by investigators there.

Mr. Sandoval said that being in Farmingville during such tumult was at times a frightening and unfamiliar life for him and for Ms. Tambini.

"Over the years there's been such emotional tumult.

Western officials had debated whether Mr. Zardari would return in the midst of such political tumult.

Those seeking a refuge from such historical tumult can journey to the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, one of the Smithsonian Institution's museums of Asian art in Washington.

Such colonial tumult, coupled with the instability of frequently changing British ministries, resulted in repeal on March 5, 1770, the same day as the Boston Massacre of all revenue duties except that on tea, lifting of the Quartering Act requirements, and removal of troops from Boston, which thus temporarily averted hostilities.

Philippe Langley, from the Richard III Society, said: "It is such a tumult of emotions, I am shell-shocked.