more tumultuous

Her prior experience as a Wall Street whistle-blower had not left her desirous of more tumultuous press attention.

Nothing could be more peaceful than this spot in calm weather; nothing more tumultuous during heavy seas.

They are ten times more tumultuous, more demonstrative, more phenomenal, than women.

About the second month of the session the floor of the House began steadily to grow more and more tumultuous.

At last their more tumultuous emotions subsided, and they could talk again.

The winds spake more loud and grew more tumultuous and malignant.