Sentence examples for dangerous passion from inspiring English sources

(6) Buss, D (2000) The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy is as Necessary as Love or Sex.

Or perhaps it could have used less of all that and more dangerous passion.

In Greece, an already unpopular government is detested with a dangerous passion (in Italy, they're getting there).

References 1. Buss, D. M. (2000) The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy is as Necessary as Love or Sex.

But controversy aside, "The Dangerous Passion" is full of anecdotal research on mating and dating that I found myself bringing up in conversation for weeks.

A love story and crime drama set in 1920s London, as a genteel young woman is forced to take in lodgers gets drawn into a dangerous passion.

It was a reminder of how close to the surface the dangerous passions are.

Although the opera opens with a panegyric to royal authority, it hints at an underworld of secret loves and dangerous passions, to which even the mightiest are subject.

She and (the robust and intimidating) Mr. Boykin inhabit a world of exalted, dangerous passions that is separate from the rest of the denizens of Catfish Row.

Shaw gives them their own silent narrative: they are lovers, caught up in the dangerous passions that they're relating, their empathy threatening to damage them for ever.

No, it's not elitist to fight back against a tidal wave of dark and dangerous passions that need resisting at every turn from now on.