Sentence examples for profound turmoil from inspiring English sources

"These emotional extremes reflect a handset market in profound turmoil," said Tero Kuittinen, an analyst with MKM Partners.

A renewed friendship between the two nations would be welcomed by the US and Europe as a rare diplomatic breakthrough at a time of profound turmoil across the Middle East.

Entering the real estate market at a time of profound turmoil, Rudolph W. Giuliani's company is planning an investment fund based on commercial and residential properties in New York and Washington, members of the venture said last week.

A year before the unfathomable rupture in his friendship with Zola, Cézanne wrote to an unidentified woman: "I saw you, and you let me kiss you, from that moment I have had no peace from profound turmoil".

In the 1960's, a decade of profound political turmoil and race consciousness, Bill Cosby emerged as a star, in the mixed-race, male-bonding of "I Spy," about two American undercover agents -- which made its debut the same year Malcolm X was assassinated.

Just look at how he channels the Sad Keanu meme and wears a black hoodie that clearly indicates his profound internal turmoil.

Knussen conducted an enthusiastically tumultuous performance by the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, an astonishingly well-prepared student ensemble, that revealed the concerto to be a brilliant you-are-there embodiment of the profound political turmoil and artistic exuberance of the late '60s.

The move comes during a time of profound change and turmoil in the Murdoch family.

At a time when the rapid pace of events is causing profound uncertainty and turmoil across the region, this workshop aimed to offer a space for critical reflection and analysis of recent political events as well as the current state(s) of press freedom across the region.

At the time, Iran was in the midst of profound political and social turmoil as a host of competing factions - from the Marxists to the Social Democrats to the clerical establishment - vied with one another for control over the new government.

"We live in an era of turmoil and profound change in the energetic and material underpinnings of economies.