Sentence examples for instinctive passion from inspiring English sources

Doubt is the enemy of decisive action and holds back the instinctive passion which, in your field, is vital to performance.

Unlike her mentor, the former German chancellor Helmut Kohl, Merkel did not embark on her political career with much instinctive passion for the European project.

What they are not sure of is whether their newfound passion is instinctive or a byproduct of dopamine.

For me, it's Bob Geldof, magnificent Bob with all his wildness and passion and instinctive knowledge of what is right and wrong, and the grandeur of his ambitions.

His instinctive understanding of rhythm, passion for performing, willingness to take creative risks and natural charisma have led him down a musical path of artistry and superstardom.

In the pit, John Wilson, making his Glyndebourne debut, conducts his first opera as one born to it, with bags of passion and a wonderfully instinctive feel for the ebb and flow of the score.

When she's performing it feels instinctive and emotional, like there's a passion that runs through her blood.

He possessed the gifts of all successful polemicists: conceit, passion, wit, literary elegance, an instinctive suspicion of, and disdain for, power and wealth.

After considering the emotional and irrational (instinctive) functions of the soul, termed involuntary passions, Nemesius concludes with a study of human will.

Maternal love may be instinctive.

But worse, Blair – a man fabled for his instinctive understanding of people – also fails to understand that passion is an essential part of political success in a social media age.