Sentence examples for Less passion from inspiring English sources

And it was not that the newer works were played with any less passion or polish.

Some critics said it seemed to rehash old musical ideas with less passion.

But, he added: "That doesn't mean there's less commitment, less passion, less love.

Voters who have less passion for their candidate often are the first to pass up the chance to vote.

But to live and work in a place forces you to love it differently, with more will and less passion.

Eventually she'd like to use her following to "give back" – she talks, with no less passion for the lack of specifics, about setting up some kind of charity.

Titles mean less, passions mean more.

Karaoke etiquette holds that skill matters less than passion.

Mr. Duris, hairy and snaggletoothed, has the look of a man stricken less by passion or inspiration than by indigestion.

She was driven less by passion than by her frustration at Elizabeth's refusal to ratify her right of succession.

But more than anything, politicians and political scientists suggest that what Mr. Sharpton's campaign has lacked is something less tangible: passion.