“The turmoil in the country and the general incompetence of the regime meant that little was done to improve the economy or the delivery of social services.”

“He repeatedly interrupts himself, revealing the degree of his emotional turmoil as well as a significant amount of self-reflection.”

“She had known Evelyn throughout this entire period and had no sense of her inner turmoil.”

“He's forceful and intimidating when necessary, but also convincingly conveys the character's inner turmoils and uncertainties.”

“His fame has gone before him in this region, remote as it is from the turmoils of the world.”

“It will cheer a country beset by international turmoils, not least a savagely ghastly earthquake and its ongoing dolours.”