Sentence examples for form of passion from inspiring English sources

For a dose of passion — in the form of passion fruit — try one of the adapted drinks at the sleek, blond, Japanese restaurant Koo in Rye.

Hatred is, after all, an intense and unhappy form of passion, and the drive toward honesty in an art form founded on fakery is likely to produce cynicism and disappointment.

Suggested by Bochi Reader Bochi believes the luxury of the painting's settings indicates a form of passion that could not have been displayed in human form during the Victorian era.

However, the majority who neither develop infatuations or cases of late onset satyriasis or nymphomania are faced with a challenge that requires the creation of a new form of passion that takes the place of physical love.

We find that a little hair o' the dog in the form of passion fruit mimosas and Bloody Marys is just the ticket to lure them out of bed and to the rehearsal on time.

Five months after introducing himself to the world, Jeremy Lin is still inspiring various forms of passion and hysteria.

The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between forms of passion (harmonious and obsessive; Vallerand et al., 2003) and athlete burnout, and whether these relationships are mediated by self-determined motivation.

Stories about Sayyid Qutb's suffering in prison have formed a kind of Passion play for Islamic fundamentalists.

The first part of On Love is an analysis of love, in which Stendhal lists four kinds of love: physical love, purely sexual in scope; love as a social game, removed from passion; vanity love, a type necessary for high social standing; and passion, the finest form of love, which the author idealized and to which he devotes most of his attention.

They were formed in the fire of passion and effort, and sustained amid the reverses we all had.

In many ways collecting Nazi memorabilia represents a heightened form of the passions common to all collecting curiosity becomes an obsession, obsession, a mania.