Sentences with phrase «turbulent era»

Overall, the visuals and soundtrack of the game are rich in character, drawing the player into a lively and turbulent era of French history.

His rich, diverse body of work was created over a very brief period (less than ten years), during a distinctly turbulent era.

Murder, Mystery & Intrigue with a Splash of Romance.Based on actual historical events, an epic tale of a young Tudor nobleman's courage as he tries to keep his future Queen safe in one of England's most turbulent eras.

He did four of the five paintings included in Lester Johnson, Dark Paintings, at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects (October 16 — November 17, 2013) between 1962 — 65, an explosively turbulent era marked by assassinations, race riots, space flights, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Beatles» and Rolling Stones» first American tours, and the rapidly escalating Vietnam War.

Mafia III thrusts one of the most turbulent era's in recent American history into the spotlight; the bulk of the game takes place down in the racially divided south of 1968, shortly after the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy.

We discussed Sony's latest products in phones, TV, and the return of that robot dog, Aibo — but I also talked to him about the multicultural life experience that prepared him to be CEO in this turbulent era.

The changes that transformed the society reflected changes in the culture during a turbulent era.

Oh Happy Day, featuring the vocals of Dorothy Combs Morrison, was released as a single credited to the Edwin Hawkins Singers and became a million - seller in 1969, showing there was a large market for gospel songs and for inspirational music during the turbulent era of the late 1960s.

Yet this turbulent era, Burns says, would usher in «the greatest time of discovery in the history of the world.»

In the inner solar system, Vesta and Ceres are among the only remaining relics from that turbulent era.

A simultaneous chronicle of a turbulent era, and memory lane excursion through the complex and complicated life of the entertainment legend.

Excellent (but not annoying an preechy) insight into a turbulent era in the American history.

-- Steven Jay Gross, author of Promises Kept: Sustaining School and District Leadership in a Turbulent Era Dana L. Mitra is Assistant Professor of Education at Penn State at University Park.

Book: Promises Kept: Sustaining School and District Leadership in a Turbulent Era offers strategies for keeping an innovative school culture alive in the face of external pressures.

Leavitt so accurately and compellingly captures the uncertainty of her characters» desires and the darkness that lurks just beneath the surface during this turbulent era.

Dmitri Shostakovich defiantly wrote moving, galvanizing music while under siege in Leningrad, and Anderson grippingly traces not only the life of the daring composer but also the turbulent era of dizzying changes in the USSR.

The story focuses on Chrom, the royal prince of Ylisse, as he struggles in a turbulent era.

The show will investigate the turbulent era through which both artists lived and worked, in which notions of the «self» — relating to gender, sexuality and beauty — all underwent huge changes as the gay rights movement flourished.

Each engages with political topics that frame our turbulent era as an integral part of their practices.

This was a turbulent era and the more traditional media were deemed inadequate, as they often are, to depict this.

In a career that spanned a turbulent era in European history, William Blake (1757 — 1827) produced one of the most celebrated and intense bodies of works in the history of art.

Seeking a good path in a turbulent era, an endeavor also undertaken in different form by Andy Revkin, who runs this blog, is in my eyes a necessity.

If you've followed my output of late, you know of my eight - point program to a «good» human path in a turbulent era — bend, stretch, reach, teach, reveal, reflect, rejoice, repeat.

With crime becoming a more important issue for voters during that turbulent era, the Nixon administration seized an opportunity to crack down on perhaps the most easily demonized class then and now — illicit drug users.