Sentence examples similar to lessened passion from inspiring English sources
And the course changes have done nothing to lessen his passion toward the Masters.
The peaceful approach towards civil disobedience did not lessen their devotion or passion to their missions.
Cold, icy climates, he said, generally dampened human passions, thus lessening chances of "public disorder".
For her part, Swanson acknowledges that the oblivion "Queen Kelly" and other silent movies had fallen into was lessening, thanks to the rise in cinephilia among young people ("The youngsters are amazing to me — they have a passion for old pictures").
Etymologically, the opposite of "suffering" is, therefore, "apathy"; the Passion of the Christ, say, is a reminder, even a proof, that suffering is something that a few high souls embrace to try to lessen the pains of others.
More often, it lessened it.
I do not remember if tears welled, so great was my passion for the Yankees back then, but I do remember my dad putting his arm around me to try to lessen the pain.
As it has lessened, so her extreme pain has lessened".
