Sentence examples for its passions from inspiring English sources

In his later years Schnittke would undercut his angularity with a quirky humor, but here he presents it straight, and Ms. Steinbacher captured its passions perfectly.

The Red Prince does something much more bracing and unusual: it looks at monarchism after its demise, its passions and politics, as a study of instructive illusions and premature dreams.

This is an important story, as much a part of Northumberland's history as the Roman Wall, and it's impossible to understand north east England, its passions and resentments, without knowing something of the industry that powered the nation.

When the literary talent is genuine, the scientist who possesses it can reveal the scientific mind -- its distinctive modes of thought, its passions and limitations -- from the inside, as it were, with more subtlety and intimacy than literary amateurs of science can.

It isn't sex that's primal here – it's motherhood, rather, that takes Rosamund by storm and forces its passions and its extremes upon her, deepening her life irrecoverably, with no option of backing out.

The publisher Mills & Boon is seeking romance writers in India, via its "Passions" short-story contest.

The heart, biologically speaking, is ugly as it pumps its passion and fear down the veins.

Call it "rococo," call it "baroque" in its passion for ornamentation and its uninhibited excess.

As art became more secular in the 18th century it did not lose its passion for storytelling.

At times it is almost operatic in its passion and its heartbreak.

Though this Belgian port has had a love affair with diamonds for centuries, of late it seems to be losing some of its passion.