The records sketch a picture of a youngster whose harsh early life was void of nurturing but full of turmoil.
Succeeding stages in his career, though somewhat less theatrical, were full of turmoil and contradiction.
"I know Brian's life is full of turmoil, but he has a real childlike spirit," Dano explained at the festival.
Teen life and high school is full of turmoil, so just let loose and share.
As editor of Huffington Post Divorce, I immersed myself in the full spectrum of turmoil -- psychological, physical, financial, spiritual -- that comes with ending a marriage.
It's a moment of solace after songs full of sorrow, turmoil and loneliness that add up to Feist's best and deepest album.
No period of Russia's cultural history has been as full of change, turmoil, creativity, failure, and sheer destructiveness as the 17th century.
With our heads full of global turmoil, it becomes dangerously easy to excuse our neglect of a homegrown statistic: the number of young people who are unemployed in the UK has exceeded a million.
Reading David Gates is far from an uncomplicated experience; his writing is dark, bitter, hilarious, truthful and complex, full of emotional turmoil and damaged characters, deeply flawed people doing pretty unspeakable things to themselves and others, and yet the self-aware flickers of humour, the knowing nods to the frailty of human existence, make him utterly compulsive.
Only the period that followed was full of inner turmoil.
A period supposedly full of scandal, turmoil, debate and division that's barely registered beyond a vacant shrug.
