Sentence examples for apparent passion from inspiring English sources
He came to Denver with no larger theme he wanted urgently to get across, no story to tell, no apparent passion for the chance to make himself understood and make his opponent look silly.
I helped Don understand that he needed to slow down a bit and present his views in a more studied, objective manner, with less apparent passion and more facts.
Given his apparent passion for the period and the subject, it's disappointing that all Curtis can come up with is this film.
One journalist noted that one of the most important factors in UNICEF's media appeal was that their leading spokespeople spoke with apparent passion about the situation.
The importance of the theme of metamorphosis is more apparent than real; passion is the essential theme of the poem, and passion imparts more unity to the work than do the transformation devices employed by Ovid.
It is quite another to do it in front of the 38 million people of California, with apparent and abundant passion.
Greg Robinson, who helped the Broncos win Super Bowls in the 1997 and '98 seasons, was dismissed as Denver's defensive coordinator yesterday amid criticism of the team's shoddy tackling and apparent lack of passion.
The time is at hand to revive the discussion of companionate marriage, for it is now apparent that the passion of nations will shortly lead to some sort of connubial relationship, either companionate (as in the past) or a lawful one (which would be something new).
The time is at hand to revive the discussion of companionate marriage for it is now apparent that the passion of nation will shortly lead to some sort of connubial relationship, either companionate (as in the past) or a lawful one (which would be something new).
When the Egyptian mistress of a senior cabinet minister is discovered in her garden in the middle of the night, using a wheelbarrow to dispose of the body of a junior diplomat, the apparent crime of passion turns into an international incident.
