Sentence examples for divine passion from inspiring English sources

The lyrical language of Partage de midi (1906; "Break of Noon") transformed an adulterous love affair into participation in the divine Passion.

Amulets and spells, Knapp observes, were "a major weapon for women against the perils of their world," and he quotes some surviving examples of love charms: "I will bind you, Nilos"; "You are going to love me, Capitolina... with a divine passion, and you will be for me in everything a follower, as long as I wish".

Classical theists certainly made provisions for speaking of God in ways that suggested divine passion and even mutability.

Divine passion, it was believed, was evident in all of nature's bounty springing forth this time of year.

His emphasis on the confluence between human and divine passions can be seen as his attempt to reconcile himself to her desertion.

If your hearts are filled with passion, enter the dance of divine love. it will enrich your experiences.

We were told to divine the passion of each design with respect to its era.

Opening to Divine Love and opening to your feelings will bring you the fullness, joy, passion and purpose that are the yearnings of your soul.

His verse play Gabrielle (1849) attacks the Romantic belief in the divine right of passion, while his Le Mariage d'Olympe (1855; "The Marriage of Olympia") opposes the idea of the rehabilitation of a prostitute by love, as expressed in Dumas's La Dame aux Camélias ("The Lady of the Camellias").

And for dessert, divine white chocolate parfait, passion fruit coulis and sorbet.

What if I could show it in all its density and tedium and its concealed passion, never divined or expressed?" The "realism" of the 19th-century fiction he devours seems to him a kind of fantasy, creating a "parallel life", "tinglingly far-fetched".