Sentence examples for turmoil creativity from inspiring English sources

No period of Russia's cultural history has been as full of change, turmoil, creativity, failure, and sheer destructiveness as the 17th century.

In the churning turmoil of creativity that is New York dining, pockets of peace and quiet can be found.

In her book "Harlem Nocturne: Women Artists and Progressive Politics During World War II," Farah Jasmine Griffin, a professor at Columbia University, delves into a largely underexplored aspect of Harlem's rich history: the years just before, during and immediately after World War II, a period of optimism, creativity and turmoil.

I think the story of Herc and Cindy's party, in ways we perhaps don't realise, speaks to the need for joy amidst turmoil, the power of creativity against destruction, the 'started from the bottom' ethic that youth will always find a way to express itself".

Despite political and economic turmoil, a burst of creativity around 1917 produced a large pile of scores, not least the First Violin Concerto and the 'Classical' Symphony, in which the composer's lyrical vein is more strongly apparent alongside his keen sense of irony.

I'm not going to deny that turmoil and unhappiness fuels a lot of creativity, but I think everyone growing up has enough of that to last them the rest of their lives.

As these cultures collided, conflict created turmoil, but it also transformed the valley into a cauldron of creativity, resulting in the region – particularly Srinagar – becoming famous for its artisans who make cashmere and pashmina shawls, silver jewellery, hand-painted papier mache figurines, vases and boxes, and beautifully handcrafted carpets that can take days, months, years to make.  .

We will find a way eventually to live with our inborn turmoil, and perhaps find pleasure in viewing it as a primary source of our creativity.

The list is "a snapshot of the range and depth of creativity across our business landscape -- a remarkable and perhaps surprising source of strength in these times of turmoil," says Fast Company Editor Robert Safian.

Economic turmoil.

Turmoil follows.