Sentence examples for turmoil of values from inspiring English sources

Simone Weil said: in cases of utmost turmoil of values one can trust only one' s own emotions.

In boiling everything down to digital signals, we lose the colour and flavour and turmoil of competing values.

Amid this ideological turmoil, Abbott and the Liberals represented a coherent set of values.

Now, it has defaulted on $132 billion in debt, its banking system is in turmoil, the value of its currency is uncertain, and middle-class Argentines have rioted through the elegant squares of Buenos Aires.

GOVERNMENT DEBT DEFAULT  Despite Asia's financial turmoil, the value of global sovereign debt in default fell again in 1997, to $77 billion, down from a peak of $332 billion in 1990.

The Leave campaign's victory this morning has left the pound in a state of turmoil, its value dropping more than 10percentt (a low not seen since 1985) as investors ditch bonds.

Amid the financial and economic turmoil of last year, the total transacted value in the global carbon market continued to increase, albeit slowly.

This imbedded repository of values, images and references, is inevitably invoked in peace as in war, and more so in war and times of turmoil.

Because global investors see the yen as a safe haven in times of global economic turmoil, its value has climbed to historic highs in recent weeks amid fears over Europe's debt crisis.

During the turmoil of the financial crisis, few partners left.

A film about the turmoil of the spirit.