Sentence examples for growing tempest from inspiring English sources

Of course, it had been a troubled book from the moment it was announced, coming in the midst of a growing tempest about Harper Lee's health and capacities.

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In the fall of 2002, Mr. Roh, deemed the nation's least likely presidential candidate, unexpectedly created the "Roh tempest," a growing wave of street rallies, that culminated in his winning the three-way race.

But "Tempest" grows far darker and surlier.

Tempest grew up in Brockley ("what I've always loved about south-east London is that it's a bit shit and it's never going to be anything other than a bit shit").

As the tempest grew Runciman concluded that there was no point in attempting further negotiations until after Hitler's speech.

The seeming tempest in a fishbowl is typical of a growing tug of war as government and public health advocates tighten pressure on the food industry to fight childhood obesity by making and marketing healthier products.

An opera based on The Tempest would be something very different - not a patchwork or ragbag but something growing out of its central musical metaphor and the quintessentially Renaissance idea of music itself as a form of sympathetic magic.

Now, as a pared-down version of The Tempest completes the trilogy – in which each filleted production is remarkable, but when seen consecutively are utterly extraordinary – there is a growing critical mass of gender-blind casting.

His muse was a Miranda, but, unlike the dutiful daughter of "The Tempest," she had grown up wild, among brutes, mourning a dead mother, and she was wounded and defiant.

During solar tempests, the aurora grows stronger and expands southward.