Sentence examples for a turmoil that from inspiring English sources

In her novel, a community is thrown into a turmoil that leads to conspiracy theories about aliens, UFOs, zombies and saboteurs.

The initial images offer slightly different angles, ones that seem charged with unreleased energy, a sense of stress and imbalance that reflects the turmoil of the moment — a turmoil that's heightened by comparison to the relatively rectilinear, uninflected 2010 remakes.

The delay has tossed many school districts into a turmoil that they say is unprecedented, even in 17 years of tardy budgets.

Bereavement after the suicide of a relative or significant other entails an emotional turmoil that may last a long time, and, in some cases, may end with the mourner's own suicide.

Lowell, like Plath, John Berryman, and countless lesser poets, wrote about and out of a spiritual turmoil that amounted to, or resulted in, madness.

In Brazil, the fall of the Blatter empire has unleashed a glorious turmoil that has set football legends against the kleptocrats who have long run the game.

She described study of the process as "an apparent turmoil that might be misunderstood by an outsider as a caldron of doubts and uncertainties but that in fact is a vitally alive science".

Golf was an escape for Duval following a childhood of turmoil that included a parental divorce and his brother dying despite a bone marrow transplant from David.

Alongside the Non-Statute, most Italians are expecting a Non-Government: a phase of turmoil that will end up, not with a revolution but – in a best-case scenario – with some resignations, a few reforms and new elections.

Typically, people who seek exorcism are distraught and have exhausted conventional means of relieving an inner turmoil that has long plagued them, experts said, and generally exhibit violent or other abnormal behavior.

But the once-in-a-generation turmoil that roiled the financial world last year -- from the sale of Bear Stearns to the collapse of Lehman Brothers to the near-failure of the American International Group -- helped set off a great scrambling of Wall Street's talent.