HP has seen tremendous turmoil.
And so the terrible mental turmoil begins.
Lennon reclaimed his art later, but only when he turned away from protest and, after terrible personal turmoil, wrote and recorded the mature songs of love and commitment that appeared shortly before his murder in 1980.
Neil, only 19, was caught in a terrible emotional turmoil, with Pete sacked by his new best friends and Mona, his lover, furious at how Pete, her son was being treated.
Mr. Obama's problem — and the nation's — is that in the midst of the terrible economic turmoil that the country was in when he took office, he did not make full employment, meaning job creation in both the short and the long term, the nation's absolute highest priority.
Think about it: This country went through a terrible economic turmoil a few years ago.
These price rises have little to do with U.S. policy; they're mainly because of growing demand from China and other emerging markets, on one side, and disruption of supply from political turmoil and terrible weather on the other.
"It will be hard for him to survive!" Granted, that's not a very specific prediction, and it also would have applied to millions of other Chinese, those who lived through the first three decades of Communist rule, especially the terrible decade of political turmoil known as the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.
It is not simply the relatively unexplored eventfulness of that year that makes "The Given Day" so far reaching; it's the relentless fierce-terrible nature of the turmoil on parade.
