Sentence examples for immediate passion from inspiring English sources

And while that calm, embracing kindness (embodied by Ruth on her calm, kind Canadian island) is an appealing aspect of Ms. Ozeki's writing, it also becomes a barrier to reacting with more immediate passion to Nao's very real crisis.

Above all, "Notes on an Appearance" (even the title is scintillatingly ironic) reflects a conflict-riddled, vigorously self-deluding intellectual realm where the ideal, grand-scale stakes bear the weight of immediate passion and the local, personal stakes remain disturbingly, bewilderingly remote.

It became an immediate passion.

Now that immediate passion has faded, the inertia of our daily desires the "lust" of the song's title return us toward the familiar.

All were meant to check and balance the immediate passions, factions and constituent interests of the elected House of Representatives.

This may be due to the fact that the piece wisely and expertly explores identity, what it means to be an artist, reproduction, and sexuality instead of succumbing to immediate passions.

Heat of passion refers to an immediate rage provoked by a victim that interferes with a defendant's ability to think clearly and control himself.

Hence, too, arises another characteristic or poetic expression really synonymous with the last namely its "infinity" as opposed to the "finitude" of immediate feeling or passion; or, as it is also called, the "universal" or "cosmic" character of poetry.

The exposure to fresh, living science provoked an immediate and enduring passion.

Later, it was thought that the disease had run its course and that romanticism was a thing of the past; but though some of its contents and some of its forms were dead, its soul was not: its soul consisting in this tendency on the part of art towards an immediate expression of passions and impressions.

The song was old; the passion was immediate.