Sentence examples for a deep turmoil from inspiring English sources

This letter triggers a deep turmoil, and even a kind of agony in Geoff, which he tries to convert into an almost angry insistence on his love for Kate – they even attempt sex for the time in many years.

The Obamacons are manifestations of a deeper turmoil in the Republican rank-and-file, as the old coalition of small-government activists, social conservatives and business Republicans falls apart.

Sometimes though, the violence had a sharper, more unhinged edge to it that hinted at a deeper turmoil.

People and plot are grounded in the history of a country in deep turmoil for nearly half a century.It is Mr Hosseini's insight into the lives of ordinary Afghan women that gives this story its strength.

His relatives gave him that in a time of deep turmoil in his life.

For Wigglesworth, conducting from memory, the symphony is something altogether more troubling – a work with deep turmoil at its core, in which both tranquillity and exaltation must be fought for and won.

Mercer's forced retirement from the club in 1964 signalled a period of deep turmoil.

Several of her books understandably touched on her life experiences, given a journey that started on an English estate, touched down on an Indian reservation and stirred deep turmoil in civil-rights-era Charleston.

After he died they fell out so badly that they have not met in private for more than a year.The row surfaced in August when the Times of India spoke of "deep turmoil" between the two.

Later, there would be tales to tell, sitting around a wood stove, as Kashmiris and locals shared stories about happy times and the deep turmoil that defined the India-Pakistan conflict in this region.

The tussle with Mr. Santorum highlighted ample concerns about Mr. Romney, but his win spared his campaign from deep turmoil.