Sentence examples for dwindling passion from inspiring English sources
The mezzo-soprano Re'ut Ben-Ze'ev, accompanied by Mr. Del Tredici at the piano, offered a bold, committed account — "portrayal" might be a better word, so deeply physical was her performance — in songs that dealt with nascent romance and motherhood, as well as dwindling passion, loss and renewed independence.
Even the dwindling of passion can make us swoon, as though we were listening to the close of a symphony.
But that strength and passion is dwindling as American students continue to fall behind.
Fervent about their causes and determined to make their point whenever and wherever they can, these protesters and others from a divergent cross section of the city's radical organizations have long trudged out to demonstrate on myriad issues, more often than not in the face of lagging passions and dwindling interest.
Not only is this stoking the passions of their dwindling base, it is opening the spigot of money from the health care industry and conservative groups.
Passions dwindle or shift.
Never give up hope when the passion in your marriage is dwindling.
As modernity arrives — with a rising middle class, a dwindling aristocracy, electrical appliances, world war, and women's suffrage — some cling to the elaborate old order with a passion bordering on perversity.
Dwindling eureka moments?
Nothing in the challenges facing Anglicanism — from dwindling congregations to the big issues of relating to the place of women and gays in the church — comes anywhere close to exciting the same passions.
