Sentence examples for from passion from inspiring English sources

Plenty of barbarity has come from passion and pride.

Part of her seriousness comes from passion.

All great achievements arise from passion and heart.

You could call their performances over the top, but the volume comes from passion.

I learned from "Legally Blonde" that "the law is reason free from passion".

"We built the Downtown from passion and love of the art," Mr. Marcuccio said.

The flames are a startling reminder of Nathaniel's distance from passions that are not his own.

What distinguishes normal impulses or desires from passions is the idea that the latter are excessive and irrational.

For Butler, the kind of egoism exemplified for him by Hobbes — "the selfish theory" in eighteenth century parlance — rests on the failure to distinguish principles from passions.

Positive results with an extract from passion-flower were obtained with a dose of 425 mg native extract (to be published).

The linguistic shift from "passions" and "affections" to "emotions" thus both reflected and enabled shifts in institutional and intellectual authority.