Sentence examples for turmoil about from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure her turmoil about betraying Raben is really being given much space to develop.

That's been my greatest concern, and over the last two years, I've been in a lot of turmoil about this.

Consider two circumstances in Silicon Valley, where I live: First, towns are in perpetual turmoil about the need for more downtown parking spaces.

But at best, his administration is in turmoil about what to do, and at worst, he may actively make the situation much worse.

"It had produced very popular products and then it just lost its way and it got into internal turmoil about producing new products.

Anthropologists have been thrown into turmoil about the nature and future of their profession after a decision by the American Anthropological Association at its recent annual meeting to strip the word "science" from a statement of its long-range plan.

Some of it at least seems to refer to the turmoil brought about by Alexander the Great in the fourth century BC (unlike Bush, Alexander actually conquered Afghanistan).

Then again, no one expected the newspaper that was made into a national force by Mr. Chandler to experience the journalistic turmoil brought about by Mr. Willes.

But the turmoil brought about by the conflicts allows hard-right organisations and surviving corporations to come together under the banner Norsefire, quickly establishing a dystopian, fascist order in a Britain on the edge of chaos.

At the same time, she had observed the turmoil brought about by Edward's introduction of radical Protestant reforms.

He did not involve himself much in office politics, but in all the inevitable turmoils about the direction of the paper or our standards on this or that investigation, he was looked to for his independent sense of fairness and proportion.