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• On the other hand, the instruments are (or can be) bearers of "parasites," as is testified by the tumultuous history of micrography and that, no less tempestuous, of microbiology.

• As the only major politician to survive the tempestuous years from 1850 to 1869 physically and politically, he deserves more than the passing mentions he receives here.

• The eighties turned out to be a politically tempestuous decade in which issues of poverty, unemployment and moral breakdown were responded to with anxiety and sometimes panic.

• No noisy and tempestuous sounds are inaudible to us; on occasions the most we hear is a sort of gentle gurgle.

• Culture may seem a frail boat to embark on the tempestuous waters of great power and international diplomacy.

• Football is bound to be tempestuous and produce volatile but not necessarily violent reactions.

• I hope that he will long be spared to occupy his tempestuous but important office.

• Obviously, it is sometimes tempestuous, but at the best of times it is an excellent working relationship.

• His tempestuous temperament and his forceful personality made it inevitable that he should make enemies.

• They were tossed through a long winter night on a tempestuous sea, with an icy wind blowing, and with scarce a rag on their backs.

• He said that the sea is "the water opposed to the land; anything rough and tempestuous".

• My first reaction was to be tempestuous about this.

• Amid snowstorms, a tempestuous day, sea running high, gales blowing furiously, our battle cruiser opened fire at 18,000 yards.

• Across that bar the sea was very tempestuous.

• He spoke of the uniform fidelity of the higher officers of the constabulary throughout the whole of those stormy and tempestuous years.