Sentences with phrase «tumultuous decades of»

In it, she tackled eight tumultuous decades of U.S. political and social history — and changing fashions — filled with dozens of national figures (including LBJ, JFK and Jackie O) and had to factor in an equally daunting number of celebrities in the cast: Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave, Oprah Winfrey and, of course, Forest Whitaker in the lead role, among them.

After a tumultuous decade of desperation and prosperity, the U.S. auto market of 2017 bears only a passing resemblance to the one that preceded the Great Recession.

After a tumultuous decade of trying not to euthanize any of its unwanted pets, Los Angeles has finally set a record for the fewest number of dogs and cats put down.

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The Foster's story is tumultuous, but the constant theme throughout its various chief executives and boards over the past two decades is the drive to diversify out of beer, which had a low - growth future.

After a tumultuous spring, the summer hadn't been much better — three months after Gray's death, July of 2015 marked Baltimore's deadliest month in three decades.

Throughout the tumultuous past decade however, the aura of invincibility that once surrounded the Liverpool icon has gradually begun to ebb away.

In sharing my experiences over the past four decades and the lessons I have learned as a politician, economist, Chancellor and Prime Minister, I hope to shed light on the tumultuous change we are now facing and to offer insights that may be useful in furthering the cause of progressive politics.

After a tumultuous decade, Music City isn't just leaning on country music, if Kings of Leon, Paramore and Jack White are any indication.

The tumultuous story of their three - decade relationship resonated with voters making the miniseries one the evening's big winners.

To see it on the big screen where it belonged, after more than three decades of anticipation, was like seeing it for the very first time and to then get to sit on stage with him afterwards to talk about its tumultuous history only made the night even more memorable.

After a lengthy and tumultuous decade plus of development and creative shake - ups, Marvel's Ant - Man is finally upon us.

In stark contrast to this tumultuous series of events, a careful look at DeVos's record in Michigan and around the country, where she has spent decades as an advocate for children, philanthropist, and political power broker, reveals a fairly traditional, center - right education reformer.

Decades, if not centuries, of behavioural research have established a rather clear picture of the tumultuous teenage years driven by sexual maturation, identity establishment, and social exploration.

The year 1789 was by no means the first time the city of Paris had experienced upheaval, but the Revolution and the decades following it were particularly tumultuous.

Rostov, an indomitable man of erudition and wit, has never worked a day in his life, and must now live in an attic room while some of the most tumultuous decades in Russian history are unfolding outside the hotel's doors.

Three decades of tumultuous Turkish politics stand behind this highly creative, diligently developed new novel about obsessive love by Nobel winner Pamuk.

According to Ben Rabidoux, a correspondent for the Globe and Mail, the next decade will likely be one of the most tumultuous in Canadian real estate history.

Neel's oeuvre is fascinating on two counts: not only was she an incredibly gifted painter, but also an astute and idiosyncratic chronicler of some of the most tumultuous decades in American history.

Paintings of this decade by Pablo Picasso, Philip Guston, and Faith Ringgold reflect how artists began to confront the relationship between their identities, their studio practices, and the tumultuous times in which they lived.

Where We Are explores six decades that represented a tumultuous period in the history and culture of the United States.

Inspired by his memory of living near the river in Shanghai, Nature C was part of Zhang's four Nature works that were first presented in his solo exhibition at the Shanghai Art Museum in 1987, a tumultuous decade for artists in China and pivotal for Zhang in particular.

Created in 1987 in Shanghai, a tumultuous decade for artists in China and pivotal for Zhang in particular, Nature C is one of only four four - panel Nature works that were first presented in his solo exhibition at the Shanghai Art Museum in 1987.

★ MUSEUM OF MODERN ART: «FROM THE COLLECTION: 1960 - 1969» (through March 12) MoMA shakes up its sanctum sanctorum, installing half of its permanent collection galleries with works chosen by 17 curators from a single decade: the tumultuous 1960OF MODERN ART: «FROM THE COLLECTION: 1960 - 1969» (through March 12) MoMA shakes up its sanctum sanctorum, installing half of its permanent collection galleries with works chosen by 17 curators from a single decade: the tumultuous 1960of its permanent collection galleries with works chosen by 17 curators from a single decade: the tumultuous 1960s.

Its split structure might symbolise the schools of painting, sculpture and architecture that Belling sought to unify — or foreshadow his work's disjointed reception in the tumultuous decades that followed its creation.

For a select group of artists living and working in New York during that tumultuous decade — among them Richard Prince, Jean - Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Willem de Kooning and Jeff Koons — the city streets proved a hotbed of creativity and their work flourished amid its vibrant landscape.

Behind Hawaii's natural beauty and decades of statehood is a tumultuous relationship with the federal government.

The next decade will be tumultuous on many fronts, and the space between Gerry and the few other elite consultants and the rest of the pack will expand to a large, gulf.

And yet, today — after a tumultuous half decade that has included the Securities Reference, Nadon, and the Senate Reform Reference, and Carter — it is no longer possible not to notice the part that «By the Court» played in ratcheting up tension of the Court's public contretemps with the Harper government.