Sentence examples for impression of passion from inspiring English sources
However, if you're giving a speech, it's a good idea to alter the speed at which you speak - speaking slowly can help to emphasize a point, while speaking more quickly can give the impression of passion and enthusiasm.[1].
Her entry cavatina "Furie terribili" gives, says Hicks, "an immediate impression of fiery passion", an energy and intensity demonstrated in her Act 2 "Ah crudel", and in her later vengeance aria which is the occasion of Handel's harpsichord cadenzas.
There are some fine performances; a sharp, ruefully witty translation by Christopher Hampton; but this is a solidly traditional production that feels (as yet) a bit stiff and unlived-in and fails to impart a sufficiently strong impression of the thwarted passion that is simmering under the listlessness.
Obama's obvious aversion to political theatrics and mindless repetition contributed to an impression of inconsistency (and lack of passion) that dogged him throughout his term.
Mr. Lamy gives the impression of a man of few passions -- a workaholic and ascetic who favors bread and lentils for lunch and spends leisure time jogging and cycling.
As a final note, remember that students love teachers who are full of passion and enthusiasm, and the best dossiers should give the reader that same impression.
Several were crimes of passion.
An undertone of passion (Bob Geldof)?
To test a performance-attainment model derived from the Dualistic Model of Passion [Vallerand et al. (2003). Les passions de l'âme: On obsessive and harmonious passion.
