Sentence examples for of a tempest from inspiring English sources

"The waters here seem like a little bit of a tempest in a teapot," he said.

"It really is a bit of a tempest in a teapot," Mr. Wood said.

It presents itself as a cataclysm, but it's more of a tempest in a teapot.

"Thank God it didn't, because it was a bit of a tempest in a teapot," the archbishop said.

Carefully observing air currents and storm skies, he successfully depicted the architecture of a tempest in a series of seascapes.

And the move has touched off something of a tempest in the nursery, with some children's booksellers expressing outrage.

It promises a nightmare of naff, a tempest of twee, an agony of Franklin Mint collectable good taste.

A series of Powers-painted rooftops along the elevated tracks in Philadelphia tells the story of a tempest-tossed commuter coming home to his true love.

And, as sure as the Scottish King's name will not be used -- this entire troupe can be certain of one thing -- a tempest of rain.

"I love the feeling that you're in this envelope of protection with a tempest going on outside," he says.

Instead, the article unleashed a tempest of criticism, much of it aired in public.