Sentence examples for hint of passion from inspiring English sources
There's no hint of passion.
There is no hint of passion as the music reaches a climax in this "Bolero".
As the Siren who tempted him, Darci Kistler made seductive motions, yet never invested them with even a hint of passion.
As she is about to go off for her fling, Constance tells John, "I want to be loved". It should be a poignant moment, but nothing that has gone before prepares us for that longing, and the lack of any hint of passion or even desire leaves a gap that does scant justice to the play or to Constance herself.
Those cheap mannequins, as if borrowed from thrift store window displays, enact religious scenes without a hint of passion or imagination and with absolutely no artistry.
Adding to the theme of nudity is Meegan Barnes' Dripping In Gold Booty, which inverts the work of Klingbeil and Garza, removing any hint of passion and turning the butt into an ironically fetishised object, placed next to a tube of sunblock and pair of sunglasses.
Still, his sweet tone at the playful opening, the (slightly self-conscious?) change of colour for one of the contrasting episodes, the impressive precision of the double-stopping – all these bode well for his career, as do the hints of passion and the glimpses of real showmanship he was able to throw in.
Lyan has noticed a good number of them, just as he picks up on hints of passion fruit or pineapple in single malt.
"And that," she says, "just about sums up my 'positive advice.' " That is all sound and reasonable, but it lacks any hint of the passion of Jacoby the analytic assailer.
Remember that any hint of raw passion will possibly make the date go haywire, wasting all the progress you've made so far.
In it, the Italian actress Valentina Cortese, who starred in François Truffaut's "Day for Night," is shown gowned and gloved in purple, swanning around her staggeringly opulent apartment in Milan while melodramatically speaking the lyrics of the Beatles' song "Help!" There are hints of intense passion, remorse and an unsettling combination of hope and decadence in these lush little films.
