"Terrible to say, less blood proved less binding, for nothing is as powerful a basis of mass passion and cohesion than killings," he said.
While her Italian-American background forms the basis of her passion for great pizza, it was her four years putting away slices in New York City while attending college at NYU that truly inspired her.
CoP participants were recruited on the basis of their passion for implementing a palliative approach in dementia care and their capacity to drive practice enhancement; mainly they were employed by the partnering organizations but some were independent practitioners.
"We look at people on the basis of their abilities, passion and skill set, and 50 percent of the people we hire are through employee referrals," he said.
It forms the basis of your love.
Further, Timasagoras thought that those in the throes of anger are incapable of reasoning on the basis of observed facts about their passions (anepilogistous 7.8 9).
Men and women should not be held to be guilty for the acts of others with whom they associate, and football fans should be innocent of any acts until proven guilty, rather than banned from their passion on the basis of "police intelligence" which has not been subject to the scrutiny of a trial process.
The amount of passion, time and love that goes into what they do on a daily basis is astounding.
On the basis of the strict understanding of the passions, Aquinas could distinguish them both from the will, or rational appetitive faculty, and from any apprehensive faculty (perception or understanding), since neither undergoes change.
Hume draws some further important, anti-rationalist moral conclusions, partly on the basis of these views and arguments on reason, passion, and motivation generally.
