Sentence examples for violent convulsions from inspiring English sources
In 1966 Mr. Jacopetti made "Africa Addio" ("Goodbye, Africa"), which depicted violent convulsions in postcolonial Africa.
Internally, it heaved under the violent convulsions of the Reformation and debate over the role of the Vatican.
Yet he has become famous for a book set largely in two countries where some of the most violent convulsions since the Arab Spring have unfolded.
Alone in his room, he goes through violent convulsions, throwing his body around in rage, which Foster turns into prolonged, wordless arias.
The patients reported powerful sensations of energy coursing through their flesh and experienced involuntary movements to the point of violent convulsions; many were cured or much improved.
The Russian conductor Valery Gergiev has made Mussorgsky's epic rendering of Russia's violent convulsions under Peter the Great a mainstay of his company's repertory.
Instead, Bock has chosen to turn his art to an aspect of the world we all know well, or think we do -- the violent convulsion at mid-20th century that produced Hiroshima and the Holocaust.
The united Europe of today is built on the ashes of successive empires — from the Roman to the British — that ended in one form or other of violent convulsion.
A deadly magnitude 6.6 earthquake--the strongest in modern Los Angeles history--ripped through the pre-dawn darkness Monday, awakening Southern California with a violent convulsion that flattened freeways, sandwiched buildings, ruptured pipelines and left emergency crews searching desperately for bodies trapped under the rubble.
This is often accompanied by violent seizures, convulsions and staring spells, where the child will appear non-responsive.
He was hired by The Times in January 2012 and has written extensively about the country's violent political convulsions, Islamist insurgency and sometimes tense relations with the United States, which has been conducting drone attacks on militants in Pakistan's border areas with Afghanistan.
