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Meanings of inner turmoil in English

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Usage of inner turmoil in English
1
Egon Schiele was an explorer of the inner turmoil of the soul.
The Irish Times
2
However, the inner turmoil of Swimmer's Scourge had not been unfelt.
Treecat Wars
3
In spite of her inner turmoil, she smiled at his attempt to help.
Bulletproof bride
4
Skylan, pleased with his own cleverness, saw nothing of the Priestess's inner turmoil.
Bones of the Dragon
5
Which was, indirectly anyhow, the reason for Nelson's current inner turmoil.
The Long War
6
He, in turn, puts her welfare above all else, even his inner turmoil.
Reuters
7
Few directors have interwoven their persona and inner turmoil so powerfully as Bergman.
The Guardian
8
Beth's hands, which had lain idle, began leaping strangely from the inner turmoil.
Fate Knocks at the Door: A Novel
9
A face distorted by some inner turmoil at which I could only guess.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
10
She finds some sense of relief, but much inner turmoil.
Reuters
11
He walked away with a face which gave no sign of his inner turmoil.
Queed: A Novel
12
Then the tree seemed to shiver with some inner turmoil.
The Tangle Box
13
Edgerton gives his orc character a credible blend of timidity, dignity and inner turmoil.
The Guardian
14
As a study of angst, inner turmoil and sheer helplessness, it's hard to beat.
The Guardian
15
Could a vampire face pain and this form of helplessness without some inner turmoil?
Dead until dark
16
The nature of the job means doctors are skilled at masking inner turmoil, she says.
Radio NZ
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