Sentence examples for tumultuous position from inspiring English sources

Drones would turn out after him, right?" He made a quite simple observation about the tumultuous position and brazen actions of his character -- raised in the courts of Egypt and then hand-picked by God to turn and go to dramatic, deadly lengths to free the Hebrew slaves.

"It was an emotionally tumultuous situation.

That uncompromising attitude has thrown Mr. Thielemann into conflict with many colleagues, and he has a history of tumultuous departures from positions, including the music directorships of the Deutsche Oper Berlin (1997-2004) and the Munich Philharmonic (2004-11).

I haven't been especially impressed by the Stanford grad -- who is also a Rhodes Scholar with a doctorate from Oxford -- but she's advocated effectively for the U.S. position in tumultuous circumstances at the UN.

Even with his public standing weakened by six tumultuous years in office, he remains the American best positioned to explain each side to the other, to try to seed understanding among those still listening.

This was a period in the United States of growing controversy related to the Vietnam War and tumultuous social changes, and Du Bois' position was resented by veterans' organizations such as the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Given what Bergoglio was facing in Buenos Aires, the gathering must have been tumultuous for him: his own positions were being challenged.

But after a tumultuous first year in office, Mr. Malloy finds himself in the somewhat imperial position of having gotten virtually everything he wanted.

Jon was raised with the belief that when asked to serve your country -- especially in a critical foreign policy position, and in a tumultuous time in the world -- that you serve.

The row over board positions comes during a few tumultuous weeks at Fairfax Media.

Yesterday, they returned to the same spot in the newsroom and announced their resignations from the top editorial positions at The Times, capping a tumultuous month of scandal, institutional soul-searching and recrimination.