Sentence examples for tumultuous crowd from inspiring English sources

Yet the tumultuous crowd in Guttuso's painting Neighbourhood Rally is full of unexpected faces.

A tumultuous crowd of Roman citizens and clergy raised Hildebrand to the papacy during the funeral solemnities for Pope Alexander II on April 22 , 1073

Standing before a tumultuous crowd roaring its approval, Mr. Petty turns to Mr. Vedder and suggests that he enjoy the moment.

The episode, which took place on March 7, 1965 Bloody Sunday invokes the tumultuous crowd scenes from silent Soviet classics by Eisenstein and Pudovkin.

While the scandal continued to cast a broad shadow on the visit, the first by a pope to Britain since Pope John Paul II was greeted by tumultuous crowds in 1982, many in the papal entourage seemed encouraged that it had gone as well as it has, with large and enthusiastic crowds greeting the pontiff.

Some of it is fascinating — one cannot help being riveted by the book's opening pages, in which she recounts arriving in Pakistan on Oct. 18, 2007, to tumultuous crowds and then being hit by a bomb blast, the first terrorist attack on her (the second would prove fatal).

It was a botched attempt; in spite of tumultuous crowds who greeted the rebels in Durham, the rebellion did not spread.

This past September Prime Minister Erdogan, greeted in Cairo by tumultuous crowds who had just pulled off the Arab Spring, angered the Muslim Brotherhood by calling on Egyptians to create a secular constitution.

The place is tumultuous and usually crowded: City bankers rub elbows with women wearing hijabs.

Then she would appear, to tumultuous applause, people crowding to the front to pay homage.

The ovation he received from the home crowd was tumultuous.