Sentence examples for volatile relationships from inspiring English sources

I've been in volatile relationships – everybody's had one of those – but never physically abusive.

Women like those in Deborah Sontag's article (Nov. 17) rarely begin participating in volatile relationships as adults.

Mr. Pearce's documentary answers Mr. Figgis's film: the performers talk about the often volatile relationships they have with black audiences.

There were already volatile relationships among the artists, but these rifts increased in the years after 1911.

Their decisions are indicative of the increasingly volatile relationships between advertisers and agencies as signs emerge of a slowdown in spending by consumers, who have been providing whatever growth the economy has been able to muster.

It was these confusing, contradictory role models, coupled with her insecure childhood, that led her to gravitate to unbalanced, volatile relationships with domineering and deceitful characters such as John Levy, James Monroe and Joe Guy.

They had a volatile relationship".

But he has reportedly had a volatile relationship with Kony.

We had a very friendly but extremely disrespectful, volatile relationship.

An often volatile relationship with the movement followed.

But Maylene and Ruby don't have the most volatile relationship in this movie.