Sentence examples for feeling passion from inspiring English sources

Politics is about language; it is about emotion, feeling, passion – and sometimes even rational argument.

Overcome with an emotion that he first believes must be fear, he recognizes that he is feeling passion.

It asserted an antithesis between naïve and sentimental poetry, classical and romantic art, and thus denied the unity of art and asserted a duality of two fundamentally different arts, of which it took the side of the second, as that appropriate to the modern age, by upholding the primary importance in art of feeling, passion and fancy.

"If you listen to the lyrics, you realize the song is about the financial bubble, so we used this fractured bubble-like imagery to suggest that, and to evolve towards the uplifting feeling Passion Pit suggests as the song progresses – moving from simplicity, to complexity, to simplicity again".

It will just mean that a woman capable of feeling passion and pain sufficient to stop the birds from singing and deep enough to cause the oceans to weep died before she could fulfill her dream of living the love that, at the time of her disappearance, had no name.

His suggestion was not generally followed, however, and the earliest works to make frequent use of "emotion" as a term for feeling, passion, and related states of mind did not appear until about 100 years later, in the 1740s and 1750s.

"I started seeing these feelings — passion and anxiety — as the theme," she said.

Tweet like a person — someone with feelings, passions, loved ones, a basic grasp of grammar — and you will only get hurt.

I'm not feeling that passion, though.

"I find myself explaining it to people that might not have the same feeling or passion about it," he said.

Hence, too, arises another characteristic or poetic expression really synonymous with the last namely its "infinity" as opposed to the "finitude" of immediate feeling or passion; or, as it is also called, the "universal" or "cosmic" character of poetry.