Sentence examples for Any turmoil from inspiring English sources

Stewart Mills, the Republican nominee in a blue-collar corner of Minnesota near the Canadian border, didn't see "any turmoil" among Republicans in his moderate district.

"Any turmoil I've got going off inside me," says Hawley, "it just dwarfs it".

We don't want any turmoil in this central focus of world politics.

Aristide asked me to go back with him, but I think that I'll wait a little while longer to see if there's any turmoil.

It will be left to Gen. David H. Petraeus, who was confirmed Thursday as C.I.A. director, to lead the agency through any turmoil from the criminal investigation.

Just before the financial crisis began in September 2008, a prominent hedge fund appeared well positioned to take advantage of any turmoil in the markets.

And what they tend to say is that the 53-year-old chief justice, a history buff, takes the long, broad view: that he is by nature moderate, nondoctrinaire and deeply common-sensical, and that he loves Vermont and would not cast it into turmoil any worse than could be avoided, but wants to make a real difference here.

There's no direct talk of any recent turmoil, divorce, drugs, Italian assistants on trial.

I didn't want to cause any more turmoil than there was.

"I understand why Labour say that they don't want any more turmoil in the system, but I do think they need to be more ambitious," she says.

A digitized Oz, Depp stares down stiffly, bereft of any inner turmoil that might have allowed him to turn this mad scientist riff into something more interesting.