Sentence examples for tumult around from inspiring English sources

There has been tumult around aspects of Stratolaunch.

But he was evidently excited by the tumult around him.

Fridays have become a central forum during the recent weeks of tumult around the Middle East.

The tumult around them will continue – at least for a while.

They perch on the grass like sphinxes, their vast headlamps like unseeing eyes, oblivious to the tumult around them.

IT WILL seem paradoxical, but for all the tumult around it, Israel has rarely seemed more secure.

With tumult swirling around the Yankees' rotation, Dustin Moseley offered some stability, pitching six innings in improving to 4-2 in six starts since taking over for the injured Andy Pettitte.

"Mob City" is loosely based on John Buntin's nonfiction book "L.A. Noir," which focuses on the tumult swirling around the LAPD during the 1940s.

There is also the stumbling conversation of the other blind novitiates, but we are all really dependent on the voice of our guide, Romeo Edmead, a vigorous, charming man, completely unruffled by the tumult we find around us.

There is also the stumbling conversation of the other blind novitiates, but we are all really dependent on the voice of our guide, Romeo Edmead, a vigorous, charming man, completely nonplussed by the tumult we find around us. "Nonplused" (that's our preferred spelling, by the way) means "bewildered" or "dumbfounded".

As she proved in "The Village," her blending of warmth and febrility, fronted by that disconcerting — almost alien — gaze, makes her no less unnerving than the tumult of events around her. Grace arrives on a slave plantation called Manderlay, in nineteen-thirties Alabama.