welter造句

a welter of controversy

the daily welter of details and little problems

In trade (both goods and services), a welter of impediments persist.

Mother told her son not to welter in pleasure and idleness.

Physical diagnosis, in medicine, in landscape, is the art of culling the significant from a welter of irrelevant detail.

Last week, a welter of stories that openly doubted any link between climate change and humanity's industrial actions appeared in the British press.

Spent a night writing a lonely heart pen of the welter of notices, the next day she issued a document imposed on her boyfriend in the BBS.

The paper itself is a welter of noise, and is one of the more unprofessional write-ups I've ever run across — and remember, I teach undergraduates.

The targets SNRand contrast are very low when the target is in the sea background in which there are sea waves and the reflexing light from the stretch welter.

Support for Jobbik, the thuggish far-right party which won 17% of the vote in April, and the Magyar Garda, its uniformed wing, is sliding as the party fractures amid a welter of mutual recriminations.