Sentence examples for sexual turmoil from inspiring English sources

Katherine Dacey at the Manga Critic wrote that Mr. Oshimi "does an exceptional job of dramatizing Kasuga's inner sexual turmoil".

His debut album, 1995's Maxinquaye, was the anti-Parklife: a ghost world of dissolving identity, sexual turmoil, oblique violence and very dark jokes.

Instead, the report says, the abuse occurred because priests who were poorly prepared and monitored, and were under stress, landed amid the social and sexual turmoil of the 1960s and '70s.

Anne-Sophie Birot's "Filles Ne Savent Pas Nager" ("Girls Can't Swim") and Agnès Obadia and Jean-Julien Chervier's "Du Poil Sous les Roses" ("Fur on the Roses") unblinkingly delve into the furious sexual turmoil of puberty.

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Comedian and producer Mel Brooks, a friend of Lynch's, offers: "He's all screwed up, too, of course, and he projects his own emotional and sexual turmoil into his work and assaults us with the feelings he's being assaulted by".

Like her life of Sexton, Ms. Middlebrook's other biographies centered on lives suffused with sexual yearning, inner turmoil and the creative drive.

The directive came two days before a new study of the abuse problem that cites the sexual and social turmoil of the 1960s as a possible factor in priests' crimes.

Social turmoil, sexual anxiety, changes in fashion and popular culture: these are all but invisible in Mr. Rohmer's compositions, even as his words and images arise naturally from his milieu.

Each one is playing out a different drama of generational dissonance, sexual identity and emotional turmoil.

Here he recalls his time in the Army in World War II as a period of turmoil and sexual awakening.