"deliver passion" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express the idea of presenting something with enthusiasm and energy. For example, "After her moving speech, she was able to deliver passion to the audience and inspire them to action."
Both are fast-growing summer bloomers that can deliver passion fruit.
There are singers who are secure in technique but cautious in expression, there are singers who deliver passion but damage the ears, and then there is Joyce DiDonato, who consistently finds the golden mean.
By Alex Ross There are singers who are secure in technique but cautious in expression, there are singers who deliver passion but damage the ears, and then there is Joyce DiDonato, who consistently finds the golden mean.
Those still closeups deliver more passion and more experience, more contained vitality and volcanic smolder, than does the churning action of many entire dramas.
Joel Rickett will certainly deliver the passion, enthusiasm and commercial awareness; but can he offer the editorial touch that his authors deserve?
His unique ability to deliver that passion with razor sharp analysis and infectious enthusiasm makes him the perfect next generation moderator of this beloved broadcast.
His lyrics can sound like sendups of rock picaresque — Dylan, Springsteen — delivered with passion or self-importance.
"Panasonic captures and delivers the passion and breathtaking action of the Olympic Games.
However, despite her celebrated monologue, which she delivers with passion, she eventually gives up her dreams of becoming a ballet dancer in favour of marriage.
The familiar songs "First You Dream," from the Kander and Ebb show "Steel Pier," and the Styne-Comden-Green ballad "Make Someone Happy" from "Do Re Mi," were infused with the excitement of discovery, as if Ms. McDonald and the audience were together realizing how humble Broadway songs delivered with passion and intelligence could convey basic emotional truths.
B. B. KING BLUES CLUB & GRILL 237 W. 42nd St. (212-997-4144) — Noctogenarianhe octogenarian blues master B. B. King may need to sit down to perform these days, but he still delivers more passion with a single bent note from his trusted guitar, Lucille, than acolytes half his age.
