Somehow, despite his internal turmoil, external conditions that threw off even the most rhythmic swings, and the stress of having to hurry up, Na remained steady.
Then it slowly occurs to you how frequently these strange texts -- in their sentimental pretensions and transparent self-deceptions, their careering emotional shifts and their impetuous paranoia; and, most profoundly, in their projection of these inner turmoils into external policy imperatives -- mirror the official course of governance in Richard Nixon's two administrations.
The external conflict mirrored his inner turmoil.
Much of his inner life is reflected in his collected writing (much of his whole life, it could be said), its external polemic mirroring an inner turmoil; as if an unresolvable element of his make-up could be displaced by focusing it on an outer world.
In an interview with The Times of London, the president of the European Central Bank, Wim Duisenberg, was quoted as saying that it would be inappropriate for the central bank or the Group of 7 leading industrial nations to support the currency in times of market turmoil caused by external events, like a war in the Middle East.
At first Jackson's external aspect began to mirror his internal turmoil over his identity.
BPD disproportionately represents psychiatric inpatient and outpatient statistics, perhaps because of how the internal turmoil of the condition generates external chaotic and destructive behaviors.
Plenty of external factors have thrown the newspaper industry into turmoil.
Joy Division/New Order, British rock group who, as Joy Division, refined the external chaos of 1970s punk into a disquieting inner turmoil, ushering in the postpunk era.
Relaxation was described as a help to control or tolerate sensations; the former by non-remitted participants, the latter described as follows by a participant in remission: "all this together gets you to relax and not to be so afraid of external impressions and to come to grips with your emotional turmoil".
