Sentence examples for image of passion from inspiring English sources
Porsche, for example, uses the Web to offer adventure tours and travel information, reinforcing the brand's image of passion and high performance.
Peter Balakian: But in the end, I guess "we used our hands" became a kind of image of passion and, you know, unmediated love of ingesting this beautiful food and this beautifully prepared vegetable.
This is not, it should be said right away, a book without ambition: the subtitle is "Reclaiming Romance for the Twenty-First Century," though it is not exactly romance Nehring is writing about, but a more difficult, vital image of passion she believes we have lost.
Feigned affectlessness allowed the White Stripes to sidestep minstrelsy while invoking familiar blues images of passion and despair.
I was like Emma Rouault before she became Madame Bovary, someone whose most intense life was in books, from which I had formed vague images of passion and adventure, love and weddings, marriage and children.
Like Brahms's music, which universalizes a tribute to the Viennese waltz into an essay on love, Balanchine's domestic musicale becomes an enlarged image of love's passions and harmonies.
June 6 2012 June 8 201212 The cover lot at Christie's Old Masters auction (June 6) is a sixteenth-century image of the Passion ("Christ Carrying the Cross") by the Brescian painter Girolamo Romanino, in which Christ's expression is rendered in intimate detail and the rough surface of the Cross is contrasted with the luminous, satiny folds of his sleeve.
Serrano's crucifix evokes the same kind of popular religiosity Andy Warhol paid homage to in his Last Supper series, another artistic highlight of the 1980s, and just as Warhol was a sincere Catholic, Serrano created a vivid and intense baroque image of the passion.
In the next three chapels images of Jesus' passion and death predominate.
John Passion") and with Frank Martin's compact yet powerfully expressive violin concerto "Polyptyque: Six Images of the Passion of Christ" (with Patricia Kopatchinskaja) is truly daring.
The way Ms. Kent and Mr. Hill rushed headlong at each other and then sank ecstatically to the floor turned the duet into choreographic images of mounting passion.
