Sentence examples for tumultuous from from inspiring English sources

Herzog's directorial career was tumultuous from the start.

To match those passions, the songs often proceed from gentle to tumultuous, from sweet to wild.

He and Lange have survived but the relationship was "tumultuous" from the outset.

So far, their relationship has proved tumultuous, from allies to enemies to allies again, and Mr. Sadr's speech outlined the pivots on which their relationship might turn.

That fall of 1989 was tumultuous; from Berlin I went to Leipzig, lodestone of East Germany's revolt, on to Prague for the equally delirious Velvet Revolution, to Romania for the violent end of the tyrannical Ceausescus, and to Bulgaria, where the dictator Todor Zhivkov had been deposed while everyone was transfixed by Berlin.

In some ways, Mr. Kerrey's tenure has been tumultuous from the start, with some professors suspicious of his lack of academic credentials, others critical of his penchant for catchy quotations, and still others offended by his calls in 2002 for regime change in Iraq, which he defended in a debate with undergraduates before a packed auditorium.

The shift in tone from closed-in gloss to open revelation, from frozen luxury to tumultuous poverty, from frivolity to purpose — and, in the process, the conjuring of the transcendent and the metaphysical from the most practical and material problems — is an exemplary lesson in movie-making.

One object slowly retreats, yet the other emerges from the rapturous ocean, reconfigured and re shaped by the tumultuous elements from it's previous form.

The tumultuous ovation from the audience went on and on.

But he received a tumultuous welcome from more than 15,000 people in downtown Iquitos.

Kazimir Malevich's art didn't simply reflect his tumultuous times, from the October revolution to the rise of Stalin.