Sentence examples for forms of turmoil from inspiring English sources
While the myriad problems of Colombia dominate the headlines from South America, most of Colombia's neighbors in the Andean region are experiencing less dramatic forms of turmoil.
The burning energy of these paintings provided a calculated counterpoint to the nearby sculptural mass of death and decay, with each artists' works representing a form of turmoil in a unique way.
Every character turns out to be coping with some analysis-ready form of inner turmoil.
The collateral damage of that choice has come in the form of economic turmoil, the slaughter of civilians and constant fear.
While Europe is now somewhat better prepared than 2012 for Grexit, no firewalls are completely impenetrable and some form of market turmoil will inevitably occur.
JOHANNESBURG — News agencies reported Tuesday that Arthur Mutambara, the leader of a breakaway faction of Zimbabwe's opposition party, had signed a deal with President Robert Mugabe to form a unity government after months of turmoil and political instability in the country.
As it turns out, the conditions that attend poverty — what a National Scientific Council report summarized as "overcrowding, noise, substandard housing, separation from parent(s), exposure to violence, family turmoil," and other forms of extreme stress — can be toxic to the developing brain, just like drug or alcohol abuse.
The song appears in smoothed and slightly extended form on her debut full length, PET, which finally surfaced after a period of turmoil in her personal life.
A.I.G. has become the definition of turmoil.
