Examples of using Tempestuous in English and their translations into French
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secret, tempestuous affair with her sister's fiancé.
I cannot tell you how playing this instrument soothes my soul in tempestuous times.
it was of lowly birth and tempestuous infancy" 4.
as well as their historically somewhat tempestuous relationship with the central Government.
Always tempestuous and volatile, Busch was filled with grand ideas that he seemed unable to bring to fruition in the context of the polarized Bolivian political landscape of the late 1930s.
a direct reference to the river's tempestuous and unpredictable character.
he not only became president, butas an ex-president, he served his country, always in the arena, tempestuous, strong, sometimes right, sometimes wrong.
it is different- even in the finale- to versions by"tempestuous" pianists.
not to mention his wildly tempestuous relationship with the performance artist musician Ana Maria?
I happen to know that this next gentleman has lived a wild and tempestuous life and he's got the songs and the scars to prove it.
the Appassionata was considered by Beethoven to be his most tempestuous piano sonata until the twenty-ninth piano sonata known as the Hammerklavier.
signified"destroyer," a direct reference to the river's tempestuous and unpredictable character.
romantic, tempestuous, proud and arrogant of their heritage,
the hot empty spaces of the Sahara divide oasis from oasis; the tempestuous Atlantic separates the lush Canary Islands from the mainland only 80 kilometres away.
though Ieyasu found it difficult to live with his wife's jealousy, tempestuous moods, and eccentric habits.
but after a"tempestuous performance of the opening opera of the season,
After a tempestuous, violent, frenetic start,
string of separate incidents, which together, given the tempestuous weather forecast announced, could have left the men
It was a time of tempestuous love.
Not to mention sultry, tempestuous men and women And over-the-top acting.