Sentence examples for desperate passion from inspiring English sources

Her autobiography, A Desperate Passion, was published in 1996.

Van Gogh's paintings of fruit trees in blossom contain a desperate passion that is pure Vincent.

He also has a deep and desperate passion for cars, which is why he owns 81.

The Monteverdi Choir and the English Country Gardiner Orchestra play and sing with all the desperate passion the score demands.

Film Choice Deep End is a 1970s tale of desperate passion from Jerzy Skolimowski in which Jane Asher is the mini-skirted siren.

Still, at least on this night, there often seemed a dearth of chemistry between the performers, too little sense of the desperate passion that binds them.

The question looms large over the couple's increasingly desperate passions.

It is, as the title indicates, shorter and more brutally direct but, while this works in places, it sacrifices Turgenev's crucial contrast between the genteel languor of country life and the desperate passions beneath the surface.

Even crazier than the symphony, it's a motley array of vocal and choral pieces, strung together by an orotund narration in which a figure standing in for the composer speaks of his desperate passions, his discovery of Shakespeare ("O Shakespeare! Shakespeare!"), and his musical plans.

Her feelings for her colicky infant daughter have some of the qualities of a desperate love affair, in which passion is entangled with a sense of entrapment and loss of self - with the difference that babies do eventually sleep through the night and grow more charming rather than, like many lovers, less so.

His old friend Ramon Pichot had just died, stirring up memories of the time, 25 years earlier, when Picasso had had an affair with Germaine Gargallo, who would become Pichot's wife; at the same time, his friend Carlos Casagemas had formed a desperate, hopeless passion for her.