Sentence examples for tempest passed from inspiring English sources

"Gone" is her elliptical essay on those years, with an emphasis on Late Shawn Decadence: "What had been at best a narrative out of 'The Tempest' passed through the more deluded episodes of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' and ended in a parody of 'King Lear.' " We have come to the peculiar people.

The tempests pass quickly, though.

What is still unclear is whether Watson had gone there because he was moved by a genuine impulse to stomp around in the mud and listen to Adele and Coldplay, or whether he wanted somewhere to hide, cunningly concealing himself in a swaying throng, until the political tempest had passed.

Rainbows like this are a reminder of the healing that can begin after a violent tempest has passed.

Behind all these controversial cases lay a vast array of theologians who shared the views of their colleagues and waited for the tempest to pass.

Despite the threats and angry words, many experts both in China and abroad think the present tempest will pass — though the sale of newer F-16s could set off a fresh round of recriminations.

He is, above all, an optimist, and he spoke with something of a weatherman's confidence that even the most devastating tempests will pass.

How deep does this "Tempest" go?

Three months have passed and still the sun has not set on the latest tempest surrounding Mr. Singer, the provocative author of "Animal Liberation" and a professor of bioethics at Princeton University's Center for Human Values.

In only a few years Giorgione passed from this style of painting, through the turbulence of the dramatic landscape with storm clouds of "The Tempest" (c. 1505; Gallerie dell'Accademia di Venezia), to the dreamy landscape of the "Pastoral Concert" (c. 1510; Louvre).

The travel pass tempest began last month, when Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo wrote to the authority, saying that its longstanding custom of giving free E-ZPasses to its board members — and letting them keep them for life — violated a state law that requires the board members to serve without compensation.