Sentence examples for passion arises from inspiring English sources

In circumventing the causal pathway by which the passion arises, the body will be returned to a healthy state.

Melodrama runs on a contrast that borders on absurdity — the grandeur of passions arising in ordinary circumstances involving everyday people.

As anger rises in today's economy, I'm reminded of Thomas Jefferson's words about the danger of "angry passions" arising between the North and South over the question of extending slavery to the Missouri territory.

P.S. Gail Collins's column argues that the passion of passionate Hillaryites arises largely from (a) indignation at the misogyny of which she is a target and (b) a certain risk-averseness among women.

"No issue of comparable passion has arisen to take its place".

There was something in this mass pilgrimage that spoke of the soul of football, of the passion that it arises and the sense of belonging and identity that it provides.

The title seems to tell us of the passions that arise from painful wounds.

The one defense of our malpractice system is that it has civilized the passions that arise when a doctor has done a devastating wrong.

He also notes that Hug's passion for the space arises from his partner's own global travels (Oppenheimer says he himself has visited 30 countries and worked in three), as well as his family connections.

The passion of compassion arose from the imaginative ability to substitute another for oneself and thereby to be affected by the distresses of that other with whom one compassionates as towards oneself (Sermon V Note 1).

Genuine passion doesn't arise at the expense of repose; it's deeply rooted in it.