Sentence examples for troubled atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Raised in a Bible-reading family in a small town in Ohio, Purdy was, by his own account, "brought up in a troubled atmosphere".

Speculation about the future of Southern Solar soured an already troubled atmosphere at the Solar UK trade show in Birmingham this week.

He was reared, he said, "in a troubled atmosphere" and left home at an early age for Chicago, unprepared, he later admitted, for the big city.

Mr. Roland is very funny, continually brightening the troubled atmosphere at the Music Box.

"I was brought up in a troubled atmosphere," Purdy once admitted, which pretty much explains it all. .

Poverty in itself doesn't create troubled children; the quality of parenting and household atmosphere is what matters.

In consequence, the nimbus of art and learning and reflection that has dignified our troubled presence on this planet seems now like a thinning atmosphere.

In "The Rings of Saturn," the atmosphere at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport strikes the troubled narrator as "so strangely muted that one might have thought one was already a good way beyond this world".

Jon Shear's "Urbania," which opens commercially later this year, is a psychological thriller drenched in ominous urban atmosphere that takes place largely in the mind of a troubled young man (Dan Futterman) mourning the recent death of his lover.

It is all illegal, but a festive atmosphere reigns.In this section Closer allies Hot oil on troubled waters Men in shorts Silent campaigns Face-off Joining forces Runners and riders Getting in the way ReprintsBack in the city, a candidate spends the next day in a quiet corner of his war-room, surrounded by garlanded portraits of holy men and independence heroes.

Though close in terms of geographical proximity, their troubled relations over the preceding quarter century had done much to create an atmosphere of political estrangement.