Sentence examples for incipient passion from inspiring English sources
When the Stoic sage felt the "first movements" of a passion stirring with him, he was advised to withhold his assent from the judgement underlying that incipient passion, thus retaining his composure and peace of mind, his apatheia.
Wood watches the videos over and over, hunting for hints into the children's psyches and incipient passions: when they laugh, when their attention drifts, when they start talking back to the TV.
What Sir Edward pores over is romantic verse especially that of Robert Burns, of whom he remarks, "His soul was the altar in which lovely woman sat enshrined"—plus those novels which "exhibit the progress of strong passion from the first germ of incipient susceptibility to the utmost energies of reason half-dethroned".
The doctors diagnosed incipient schizophrenia.
That highlights an incipient trend.
They failed to consider incipient heart disease.
Were the sandbags for incipient flooding?
There are now incipient signs of recovery.
An incipient Minimalism was in circulation.
"Nothing incipient kills people," he objects.
It is an incipient constitutional crisis.
