Sentence examples similar to tumult- from inspiring English sources

And in the tumult of the past year – whether from faith- and fear-based state laws that even our most backward southern neighbors won't enact, or the unrest and police violence in the streets of Ferguson – that character flaw was laid bare.

All this is more than enough to cause tumult in the main party of government.

This is a rare bit of respite for Darling – if, that is, meeting a man from the Guardian counts as respite – after three years of tumult.

Amid the tumult and the shouting, nothing else is on the public record.

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

"After the wars, revolutions and tumult of the 20th century, many Hungarian masterpieces are lost, scattered around the world," he said.

The EC said Greece's economic recovery had been hit by the political tumult that had plagued the country in the four months since the previous government was forced to call snap polls.

"I wanted a very composed, peaceful visual style to tell a story that was full of emotional tumult," he says.

Two reform-minded candidates remain: Hassan Rohani and Muhammad Reza Aref, both of whom stayed silent during the tumult after the 2009 poll.

Through various Shia proxies its adversary, Iran, is both adding to the regional tumult and taking advantage of it.

But in all the intervening tumult and change, one thing has been constant.