Sentence examples for lectures on the passion from inspiring English sources

For Lent, Morton might announce six lectures on the passion of the earth, as related to the passion of Christ.

His on-the-ground passion was tennis.

The playwright introduces "a sign or expression of the passions, & when this is accomplished, it affects us and causes the same passion in us... ...... (Lectures on the Fine Arts 51).

Naturally Reid places importance on the depiction of the "passion & dispositions of men in the attitudes and countenances" (Lectures on the Fine Arts 50) in painting and sculpture.

He was looking at "Meditation on the Passion," by Carpaccio.

Zan lectures on "the narrative as sustained hallucination".

Related sites Traditional lectures on the motor homunculus from UC Irvine North Dakota University.

I've given lectures on the concept of dis-ease.

Roll on the pauses – and, one assumes, the passion, too.

As early as 1649, Descartes had attempted to introduce the term émotion as an alternative to passion in his theoretical treatise on the passions of the soul (DeJean, 1997; S. James, 1997).

It was a lecture on the subject that you couldn't buy at any university, delivered by a successful executive who had a passion for the subject.