Sentence examples for force of passion from inspiring English sources
So he narrates with the force of passion. 5.
Maybe this will never be Sondheim's most loved show; but what this production beautifully communicates is the unstoppable force of passion.
But he doesn't have the hypnotic grandeur or the implicit force of passion that so famously won over Desdemona (Kate Forbes).
It is salutary to be so vividly reminded of the force of passion, the mental energy, the lyrical complexity of what Gielgud achieved at his height.
I omit Herbart's theory of the passions, but the upshot is similar: the force of passion is really the massed force of the representations themselves, as they work themselves up against an inhibiting obstacle.
Backed by a funk band and sporting a cloud of "natural" hair, she turns Mr. Young's earnest, scolding indictment of Southern racism (which partly provoked Lynyrd Skynyrd's defensive anthem) into a tour de force of rage, passion and defiant virtuosity.
But in Colorado's Republican Party, the divide between traditional party pragmatists and the forces of passion – a local and potent brew of evangelical religion, antitax fervor and suspicion of anointed establishment front-runners – has become institutionalized.
I worry with Rabindranath Tagore that, "material advantage... has tempted the modern man away from his inner realm of spiritual values," and that these New Atheists, are the type of "precocious schoolboys of modern times, smart and superficially critical... driven by suicidal forces of passion, set their neighbours' houses on fire and are themselves enveloped by the flame".
He looks, at 54, like a younger version of William H Macy: affably dishevelled, fundamentally amused and, in conversation, ignited by the force of his passion.
She vacillates between the cold, righteous Alexis Karenin and the shallow Count Vronsky, and neither man seems adequate to the force of her passion, which is finally less erotic than existential.
Once he had supported — and, by the force of his passion, outstripped — Barry Goldwater's campaign with a speech on NBC that October, there was no going back to soldiers, eggbeaters, and epileptic microbiologists.
