Sentence examples for fine passion from inspiring English sources

7 1 A FINE PASSION, by Stephanie Laurens.

Ms. Kuhn, who played Fosca in Eric Schaeffer's very fine "Passion" at the Kennedy Center in 2002, has enriched her part by simplifying it.

Written with a fine passion and at times a biting wit, it challenges the received ideas of economists, feminists and conservatives alike and ought to be read by all of them.

Beth Clayton, a strong, beautiful, dangerous presence with a warm, dark, round mezzo-soprano to match, made everything that was to be made out of the title role, delivering her intense arias with fine passion and soaring top notes to compensate for passages where Sutermeister's orchestration drowned out her middle voice.

In 1987 there was the heartbreakingly fine "Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne" as well as Mr. Hoskins's semiautobiographical directorial debut, "The Raggedy Rawney".

If you have the passion, fine, you make it your life's work.

Adrianne Pieczonka, in fine voice, enlists passion to convey the more conventional aspirations of Elektra's sister Chrysothemis for happy domesticity.

"It's got tradition, passion, fine play and intelligent students looking to howl a bit at the end of the semester," Meagher said, citing the creatively profane chants that emanate from both school's cheering sections.

"There's a fine line between passion and anger," said David P. Redlawsk, an associate professor of political science at the University of Iowa and director of the university's political poll.

There is a fine line between passion and overzealousness and Beckham has been toeing it all year.

By choosing a business with your passion, fine tuning your skills, and conquering the interview process you will have a good chance of getting the content marketing job you want.