Sentence examples for turmoil of time from inspiring English sources

You always imagine the white face of man Far from the turmoil of time; Over a dreaming shape tending the green branches, Cross & evening; His star embraces with purple arms the one who makes sounds Climbing up to uninhabited windows.

The apocalyptically furious "Husbands and Wives" puts the turmoil of the time onscreen.

"Péter's music pulls you very deeply back into the emotional turmoil of that time.

"The language of war must be understood in the revolutionary turmoil of the time," writes Dohrn, "but it makes me cringe today".

The film also sheds light on the racial turmoil of the time, both in the United States and in Germany with the rise of the Nazi Party.

Without a word about the specifically political turmoil of the time, Greaves (who died last August, at the age of eighty-seven) made the intimate sexual drama of an unhappily married couple a vision of audacious progressive transformations.

The monasteries suffered most during this period, but the general turmoil of the time contributed to the failure of the church to maintain the discipline and integrity of religious life.

And he wanted to present it in a way that elucidated not only the interplay between rock and avant-garde musicians but also the ways composers on both sides were affected by the cultural turmoil of the time.

The reasons for this animosity and for the economic turmoil of the time are still hotly debated.

The backdrop taps into the political turmoil of the time, explicitly referencing Nazism, the rise of fascism, and the left-wing extremist Red Faction Army.

Most of the battles are not recorded, due primarily to the turmoil of the time, until Diocletian, a usurper himself, defeated Carinus at the Battle of the Margus and become emperor.