Sentence examples for turbulent about from inspiring English sources

Ms. Goldberg's initial inspiration was a 1998 video by the Iranian artist Shirin Neshat, "Turbulent," about the clash of men and women, politics and religion, East and West.

The role was perfect for him, displaying that incredible energy that trembled inside of him, simmering, seething, turbulent, about to explode.

Since tearing itself from a bloody union with the violent southern half of Somalia, Somaliland to the north has been an oasis of democratic hope in a turbulent region (about 8,000 people are estimated to have been killed in southern Somalia in the last 18 months).

That reservation aside, "We Had It So Good" is pleasingly true in form, if not in spirit, to a turbulent era, about which it maintains a rueful skepticism.

Staged at the Royal Court as a club production for consenting theatre-goers, it was a turbulent epic about Alfred Redl, a homosexual spy in the Austro-Hungarian army.

For Mr. Obama, the decision could rekindle a high-intensity, politically turbulent debate about contraceptives even as he is already dealing with a series of distracting controversies and national security leaks.

In that film, the hero's delirium even includes a turbulent dream about a TV quiz show whose contestants provide (correct) answers to technical questions about the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

But Easter Island has a haunting past, and they are forced to confront turbulent discoveries about themselves and the people they love, changing their lives forever.  .

Murdoch's The Wall Street Journal is trying hard to compete online with The Times, but is far behind, and as mentioned in a flattering Advertising Age article titled "Leading in Turbulent Times" about Arthur Sulzberger, the WSJ might well have to drop its subscription model to compete with The Times.

It would be an understatement to say that many northerners are being tossed about by turbulent times.

I think of them on the way down the water slide, revelling in the feeling of being tossed about by turbulent water.