| For openers, Beethoven's overture to Coriolanus was just perfect, its very tempestuousness reflecting the Great One's own character. |
| Holm developed a reputation within Hollywood circles for tempestuousness and being a profound pain in the neck. |
| The sheer tempestuousness with which Burstein attacked the furious cascade of notes in the Presto agitato brought Beethoven's music right into the 21st century. |
| But even if she had a cosmetic procedure, why say anything about it, unless you want to rekindle the tempestuousness of your youth? |
| A sense of responsibility has shackled his tempestuousness, while a return to education has revealed qualities of introspection. |
| The wind blew it from east to west with fickle tempestuousness, and a violent spray of it hit Pieta's cheek. |
