But passion can just as easily be experienced through contempt for the opponent as adoration for a hopeful, Republican voters said.
Educated readers of the Observer are unlikely to experience the contempt with which bureaucrats treat the inarticulate.
Groves sounds philosophical as he details the affection and contempt he has experienced.
Last week, Jeremy Hunt said patients often experienced "coldness, resentment, indifference, even contempt" in a speech about NHS care.
Many of the French art schools had only recently opened their doors to women, and those at Académie Julian experienced poor, overcrowded conditions and contempt from the (mostly male) teachers.
The interim managers have also experienced some hairy moments with Scottish contempt of court laws, which are slightly different to the English ones.
Thus, conscience can be viewed as an outcome of those biological drives that prompt humans to avoid provoking fear or contempt in others; being experienced as guilt and shame in differing ways from society to society and person to person.
Believe me, that is the worst contempt and the worst violence that I experienced.
Instead, during the game they experience long periods of contempt interrupted by short bursts of vindication.
The respect that parliamentarians were held in is no more... the level of contempt one experiences is quite extraordinary.
