Sentence examples for informed by passion from inspiring English sources
Klosterman's memoir belongs -- along with Jim Harrison's unbuttoned collection of food writing, "The Raw and the Cooked," which will be published later this year -- on that high, narrow shelf of books written by cheerful nonexperts and informed by passion and delight, not by duty.
In her religious origins, she was informed by a passion that was foreign to the English establishment.
It is a fine performance in which Kidman reminds us that the scientific life can be informed by private passion.
He is more informed by a passion for art history than academic theory, with influences ranging from 17th-century memento-mori still-lifes through to the 19th-century poetic decadence of Charles Baudelaire's Les Fleurs Du Mal.
In "The Virtuoso," her first novel to be published in English, she hymned a woman's love for a castrato singer, a rhapsody about passion informed by an exact knowledge of singing, both the technique and the splendors.
One stand-out track is Nøtel: informed by Goodman's longstanding passion for science fiction, it kindles Ballardian images of what he describes as an "evacuated, fully automated luxury hotel.
"My passion for justice is informed by the very essence of Ubuntu.
His portrait of Gertrude, in contrast, is informed by the same dialectic between freedom and duty, passion and domesticity that animated such sympathetically portrayed heroes as Harry (Rabbit) Angstrom and Henry Bech.
The study was informed by communities of practice, a framework described by Wenger [ 37] as "Groups of people who share a concern or passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly".
All are informed by the two qualities which Yeats valued and which he retained into old age passion and joy.
