Sentence examples for element of passion from inspiring English sources

What element of passion could he possibly hope to add amid all the massed choirs and soaring anthems?

As the essayist John Jay Chapman observed in 1913, "Between 1830 and 1835, the element of passion was rising past the danger point, and running into something like insanity in the Southern mind".

But even if the broad choices remain familiar, an extra $1 trillion added to the budget office estimate will inject a new element of passion into the primary debates.

They also have a spiritual essence, an element of passion and grace that's revealed by Allah's compositional grandeur and textural intimacy — but these revelations of style arise from his own experience, which he also details in the book, in an extraordinary personal essay, "Camera Ministry".

It's easy to dismiss the element of passion when you think about all the things that an employer is looking for.

The former Scotland scrum-half continued: "It's important we understand that the developments are getting done around the club, and my responsibility now is to get us playing with the right element of passion and knowledge of the game to win a match".

At first his story pales next to Roseanne's, with all its elements of passion, murder and betrayal, and there are times in the book when it seems doubtful that these two apparently distinct narratives can ever resolve themselves into a whole novel.

While the opera may not be 100percentt verismo, it has the real elements of passion, anger and lust frequently seen in verismo operas.

Malebranche took there to be an irreducible element of love in every passion.

Feeling like a tiny drop of water in the sea he was able to bring elements of his passion for the arts and the travel his career offered him together and made a ripple of difference.

The plot thus summarised can seem only preposterous and confused, but Chabrier responded to every element of it with passion, imagination and wit.