Charm, persistence, and articulate passion are required for both.
The past week has seen a tidal wave of feeling and articulate passion about this wonderful place of musical participation.
Her work at the Whitney makes it hard to imagine why anyone would want to paint other than abstractly, revelling in the liberty and purity of oils wielded with articulate passion.
With articulate passion Brzezinski convinced Carter that diplomatic inaction was crippling the United States and that Vance's chummy relationship with Andrei Gromyko and back-channel negotiations with Iran through the P.L.O. were disastrous failures.
The prospect of a surgeon articulating passion for our work other than a little chest-thumping ("Gee it's great to be alive!" and "Nothing beats doing a great case!") is frankly a little hard to imagine for many people.
Like most collectors, she can't articulate her passion, but she does recall when Perry Ellis caught her eye.
How do you articulate your passion in an essay, and show it rather than tell?
Mr. Willes, 58, first articulated his passion for reinventing the newspaper business shortly after he was named chief executive at Times Mirror in the spring of 1995.
But maybe, just maybe, they won't, for they represent real forces and articulate real passions that Labour and the Conservatives, and now the Lib Dems, have so far utterly failed to repel.
It's true that Ted Kennedy could be a great orator, articulating with passion and eloquence the heart of the liberal ideal, as he did in his 1980 Democratic Convention concession speech and again at the 2008 Democratic Convention in support of Barack Obama.
When you look at dating as more than an interview for marriage and babies, but as an opportunity for discovery, self-growth and personal development, you're not solely focused on the outcome, so you can direct your energies more positively and productively (e.g., being more in the present moment, offering more authenticity, asking more questions, articulating your passions, etc).
