Gardening enhances one's world: it is urgency and desire, passion and death, and, if you're lucky, life.
"The most pleasing thing was from the very first minute our attitude, application, desire, passion and everything you need in football was there and that allowed the ability to come through.
"Picture," the narrator says, "a boy of 19, still slumbering in the limbo of adolescence, having heard nothing but revolutionary blather about patriotism, Communism, ideology and propaganda all his life, falling headlong into a story of awakening desire, passion, impulsive action, love, of all the subjects that had, until then, been hidden from me".
"Year after year he has surpassed his own remarkable achievements and that desire, passion and ability is exactly what we look for in all of our players.
She went on to publish 14 further chick-lit novels with titles such as Desire, Passion, Glitz and Glamour and has sold more than two million books worldwide.
"The club needs to have set rules, which for me are discipline, desire, passion, work ethic and a determination to get the right results to make everybody happy, namely the board, the fans and the club's players and staff.
Impressions include sensations as well as desires, passions, and emotions.
It also seems inappropriate to reduce passions to desires: passions have a great deal more structure than their attractive or aversive directions, important though those may be.
Aristotle deploys 'phantasmata' throughout his psychology, in cognitive states, like thought and memory, as well as in desires, passions, and action.
In Political Justice, however, Godwin builds his argument on necessarian foundations laid by David Hartley and Joseph Priestley, albeit he develops their position by insisting that mind is the medium within which sensations, desires, passions and beliefs contend — so that we should understand the conflict between passion and reason as one of contending opinions.
Goals, desires, passions -- that's what I need and have.
