Sentence examples for glorious passion from inspiring English sources
It's about the beginning of something — a yearning so strong that it can end only in death, but a glorious passion nonetheless, for which Wagner created an original form, in which several ideas are stated, varied, combined, the music slowly and inexorably unfolding out of itself and reaching, at last, an ecstatic climax.
Ultimately, Macon will be forced to choose between familiarity and the volatility of messy, disruptive, glorious passion.
I look at his scar, and I see a man who braved the surgery (the tumor was completely benign), who came through a very difficult recovery process, and not only recovered beautifully, but re-ignited a deep, glorious passion for life.
Mysterious, full of passion and glorious dreams, his Gatsby is one element that the otherwise meandering film gets totally right.
His glorious penmanship suggests a passion for communication in words that are mostly gibberish — memorably so in a New Yorker cartoon of a boss addressing an underling with teeming verbiage in a speech balloon that forms the word "No".
Radiant soprano Mary Bevan is in glorious form in "What passion cannot music raise and quell?", while the chorus is outstanding throughout, singing with beautiful diction and a light, springy edge.
No one could deny his humility, his passion, and the glorious, thrilling talent he possessed.
But there is something indeed glorious about the savants' selfless passion, though it was in service to a naïve idealism — that of a mission to liberate Egypt from the Mamelukes, the dynastic descendants of slave warriors — that ineluctably turned brutal.
Despite Justinian's passion for the glorious Roman past, the practice of choosing Roman consul was allowed to lapse after 541.
When praying the Holy Rosary, it is best to meditate on the different sets of Mysteries that are recalled upon it: The Joyful Mysteries(dealing with the Nativity of Our Lord), the Luminous Mysteries(Our Lord's Public Ministry), the Sorrowful Mysteries(Our Lord's Passion), and the Glorious Mysteries(Our Lord's Resurrection, and the Birth of the early Church).
Here is a work saturated in its own language, the balladeer's native yawp and an Elizabethan gift of phrase, all passion, all mind, with a glorious unfolding of the things we do for love.
