Sentence examples for highest passion from inspiring English sources

Like Beethoven in his "Immortal Beloved" period, like the Thomas Mann of "Death in Venice," Machaut may have locked his highest passion in a region of his mind.

At the end of his 1843 book Fear and Trembling, Kierkegaard writes that passion is "the genuinely human quality", and he adds that "the highest passion in a human being is faith".

He discovered his highest passions pursuing the principles of leadership, innovation, creativity, integrity, and dignity and respect for all.

The Joven Camerata played with high passion throughout.

He excites high passion, on both sides, so a narrow victory would be a disaster.

There are periods of high passion and then things go back to normal".

Then it seemed intensity and high passion were the qualities sought for.

Newman echoed the point: "I present no dogma, no system … I work only out of high passion".

It takes a purpose to illuminate a plan; it takes only one high passion to set fire to many more.

He said this without any facial twitches or the high passion of delusion, but as a matter of fact.

In epic verse the poet should use the heroic measure (dactylic hexameter) because this metre most effectively represents or imitates such qualities as grandeur, dignity, and high passion.