Sentence examples for tumult with from inspiring English sources

Others, however, seemed to approach the tumult with forbearance.

For Mr. Santos, the arrest capped a life of tumult with his relatives and the law.

Zweig wrote about his inner and outer tumult with absolute, unsparing, unsentimental control.

Luhrmann presumably wants to crystallize the giddy side of twenties wealth and glamour, but he confuses tumult with style and often has trouble getting the simple things right.

Small wonder that New York's school system is in perpetual tumult, with finger-pointing raised to a high art and chancellors coming and going with revolving door frequency.

The resignation leaves the department facing potential tumult with the departures of a cadre of senior aides to Attorney General John Ashcroft.

A memoir (by a onetime Milwaukee debutante) of 11 years and numerous tumults with a very difficult man, the jazz composer, bandleader and double-bass virtuoso Charles Mingus, the last three as his wife until his death in 1979.

His wife said that she saw a grand design behind the tumult, one with both human and spiritual dimensions.

Malaysia's political class is in tumult, obsessed with what one maverick member of the governing party calls "infantile ethnic politics".

But when Haikal went there, it, too, was in a tumult, overrun with the injured, blood on the floors, the living lying beside the dead.

His music invites us to consider the cultural richness of a period whose political tumult coexisted with a sense of radical artistic possibility as composers grappled like never before with the struggle to find music's modern voice.