Sentence examples for nor passion from inspiring English sources
So naturally, when Oronte (Marcus Dean Fuller) proudly recites the sonnet he has just composed, Alceste declares that "it has neither taste nor honesty nor passion".
However, he implies that there is no learning without loving: without a love of it, jazz will neither have any initial allure for you, nor passion to hold you to it, nor sensibility to give you a deep feeling for it.
Neither the victim vibe nor passion for payback are attractive to healthy individuals.
It has neither the darkness of "The Comfort of Strangers" nor the passion of "Enduring Love", nor even the forensic observation that made "On Chesil Beach" such an uncomfortable and memorable read.
Neither his managerial style nor his entrepreneurial success nor his passion for secrecy seem to necessarily transfer over to his newest possession.
Which reminds one that this show only represents the taste of five judges, first to last, and nothing more this year – thankfully not the zeitgeist, the market, or the politics of the art world, but nor its passion and excitement.
Listen here "Accept that music is not sealed to passion, nor to piety, nor to feelings, accept that it can blossom in spaces so wide your image cannot project yourself within them …" Now, that is precisely the sort of sleeve note (written by sound sculptor Louis Dandrel) we like, and this is a stunning, beautifully strange record.
Nor will passions necessarily be aroused if overstatement of feeling ("sentimentality") is used without a due balance of thinking and even the detachment of laughter: Shakespeare and Anton Chekhov are two outstanding examples in Western drama of writers who achieved an exquisite balance of pathos with comedy in order to ensure the affective function of their plays.
Nor has the passion waned, as Mika's moment did.
It's neither the prototypical exaggerated Latin passion nor the prototypical Nordic passion that's rooted in deep depression.
Neither overwhelming passion nor literary genius seems quite within his range.
