Sentence examples for our turmoil from inspiring English sources

Behind the overwhelming sadness, our turmoil mixed fear and anger with desire for healing, expression and action.

This is one of the dreads of the case: that we keep so much of our strangeness and our turmoil secret, each of us unknowing and unknown.

Given the choice between expressing our turmoil with epic novels or dropping on a couch to discuss how our fathers never loved us, we will start scribbling away.

When Emily Dickinson's posthumous collection appeared, he immediately grasped its stature, seeing her not just as an oddball spinster-sibyl but as a central American voice: her poems are as "characteristic of our life as our business enterprise, our political turmoil, our demagogism, our millionairism.

Parents (I am one now, too) read the Joseph story through the eyes of Jacob and see in him our inner turmoil: chronic anxiety about the well-being of our children and our role in their lives.

It's at this point that we feel the need, as Americans going through our own turmoil of national identity, to say to our English friends: Ay, buddies.

We will find a way eventually to live with our inborn turmoil, and perhaps find pleasure in viewing it as a primary source of our creativity.

We're walking collections of "tells", advertisements for our inner turmoil.

Yet the singularity of 1968 does not diminish its pertinence to our present turmoil.

Behind our present turmoil lurks a certain idea of Britain, or of England.

It was a prescient choice, anticipating the Sanctuary Movement of the 1980s and our current turmoil over undocumented workers.