Sentence examples for absolute turmoil from inspiring English sources

"The whole area is in absolute turmoil".

The country awoke to absolute turmoil.

When you think of the fact that he was impeached, the country was in turmoil, turmoil, absolute turmoil.

"I mean, here's Bruce," he declares, "playing this character who's an icon in his community, who everyone thinks they know, and who's going through absolute turmoil.

Abdullah Abdullah, the runner-up in the presidential election, said the presence of foreign commissioners last year was the only thing that prevented the country falling into "absolute turmoil".

Since then, the judge's confirmation proceedings have been thrown into absolute turmoil, with Democrats attempting to quash an immediate vote that would seat him on the high court by demanding an FBI investigation, and Republicans walking the fine line of showing support for sexual assault survivors while promoting serious doubts about the timing of the allegations.

These days, it is the buyers who are coldly seeking the absolute best deal while the sellers are left in emotional turmoil.

"But by 2011 it became increasingly clear that while Taliban could create turmoil in Afghanistan, they were incapable of scoring an absolute victory," says Ismail Khan, the resident editor of Dawn newspaper in Peshawar.

The Nepal Army, which waged a dirty war against the Maoists and supported the king's seizure of absolute power in February 2005, may also savour the prospect of a descent into anarchy and turmoil.

After a campaign that concentrated almost solely on Merkel's personality and solid leadership in times of economic turmoil, but was thin on detailed policy, she came within a whisker of obtaining an absolute majority, falling just five seats short.

He cited the "absolute commitment" of wealthier states in Europe as well as the desire of "peripheral states" not to create additional turmoil.