Examples of using Convulsed in English and their translations into Italian
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were so convulsed, that the Messenger and those who believed with him said,'When comes God's help?
In 1848, when a series of revolutions convulsed Europe, Nicholas was in the forefront of reaction.
The historical movement by which the present world is convulsed resolves itself, so far as he is concerned,
the Revolution of 1848, which convulsed all Europe, brought great advantages to the Jews.
The events that convulsed the Balkans in the 1990s should have taught us that the self-interest of nation states is never part of the solution.
body of the Lich are convulsed as if by some dreadful struggle with an unseen antagonist.
the evening with friends was convulsed.
moving uncontrollably, until it fell to the ground and convulsed.
was stripped of power and France convulsed under the forces that brought about the French Revolution.
Anger tries to hint at a genre cinema- the horror genre- as phantom of a deformed and convulsed vision of the world.
when the world is convulsed.
A fair question is why the Arab Spring has not touched Jordan- since the same socioeconomic volcano that convulsed Tunisia and Egypt is also active.
then the face and body convulsed and changed.
Other events, which have further convulsed the Middle East,
try to restore order in the country, convulsed by violence and expropriation.
will advance forcefully in the midst of our now historic and impressive battle of ideas in the convulsed and desperate world surrounding us.
Mr President, from the Barcelona process until today, the whole of the Mediterranean basin has been convulsed by a series of problems,
Bangladesh has been convulsed this past months with protests over its history- the terrible violence visited among the freedom fighters in 1971 by the Jamaat-e-Islami brought thousands of people into Shanbagh in Dhaka;
At a moment when Europe was convulsed by revolution and counterrevolution,
In rereading the chronicles of Nazism, from its murky beginnings to his convulsed end, I cannot avoid the impression of a general atmosphere of uncontrolled madness that seems to me to be unique in history.