Sentence examples for loss passion from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ensler uses the vagina as a metaphor for female loss, passion and terror, but she also appreciates it for what it is -- a source of pleasure and pain, an object of hatred as well as desire.

Those big moments in opera are usually the ones that deal most directly in the big human themes: life, love, death, loss, passion, joy, anger – but opera can be subtle as well as showy.

He says the severity of England's Ashes defeat created a "disgruntled" squad and believes it resulted in a loss of passion for the game among some players.

It is characterized by three components: emotional exhaustion or loss of passion for one's work; depersonalization or treating patients as objects and the sense that your work is no longer meaningful.

A loss of passion isn't just a condition, it's a message worth investigating.

They are more likely to be disappointed by the reality and loss work passion after working in CHS institutions for a while.

Burnout is characterized by three components: (1) emotional exhaustion or loss of passion for one's work, (2) depersonalization or treating patients as objects, and (3) the sense that your work is no longer meaningful [ 4].

A succession of love stories in reverse, the effect is a kind of emotional detective story - the clues are all there in the opening sections: a lost ring, a lost pair of pyjamas, symbols of the greater losses of passion, purpose and love.

The story is a tonic against despair: when a cherished institution goes under, there's often the impetus to start something up in its wake, and what replaces it is sometimes even better than what was lost if for no other reason than that the sense of loss galvanizes passions and energies that hitherto lay untapped.

Mr. Dawson gets inside their tales of love, passion and loss, and before you've realized it you've developed an emotional stake in their success, as well as a desire for the wines.

Gilbert wrote compellingly about passion, loss and loneliness.