Sentence examples for passion and action from inspiring English sources

I have what Justice Holmes called the desire to share the passion and action of your time.

This is an aspect of his conviction that "... it is required of a man that he should share the passion and action of his time at peril of being judged never to have lived".

Mr. Obama was late to Roosevelt's level of passion and action on behalf of the middle class and the poor, having missed several opportunities to make the tax burden more fair and demand real action on the housing crisis from the big banks that he excoriated so effectively in his speech.

In 1948, he recorded a conversation with Aneurin Bevan, then Britain's minister of health, advocating goading the Soviets into war.Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes required of a man that he share the passion and action of his time at the peril of being judged not to have lived.

I will support any such efforts with both passion and action BUT I have no intention of fighting Trump on climate change.

"The aim of 'Needlecraft' is to offer a more visual way to invoke passion and action," Naana Otoo-Oyortey, executive director of Forward, said in a statement.

Aristotle deploys 'phantasmata' throughout his psychology, in cognitive states, like thought and memory, as well as in desires, passions, and action.

For three days, the torches of inspiration, passion, commitment and action were set ablaze, igniting the social imagination of 1,300 change-makers hailing from 83 countries, 318 schools and all 50 U.S. states.

Morality — this argument goes on — influences our passions and actions: we are often impelled to or deterred from action by our opinions of obligation or injustice.

If morality did not have these effects on our passions and actions, moral rules and precepts would be pointless, as would our efforts to be virtuous.

According to Dilly, any attempt to demonstrate that animals have thought must consider how the thought would enter into the passions and actions that the animal is experiencing.