Sentence examples for passion caused from inspiring English sources

In the British version, he once introduced his audience to a Cher-worshiping balloon fetishist whose passion caused his much-used prop to explode during a surprise phone chat with the singer.

From this it can be inferred that the archetypal poem told the story of an all-absorbing passion caused by a magic potion, a passion stronger than death yet unable to triumph over the feudal order to which the heroes belong.

In Queensland, the gay panic defence could be applied when one person killed another "in the heat of passion caused by sudden provocation, and before there is time for the person's passion to cool".

The strike even hit Argentina's national passion, causing the postponement of soccer matches.

"You can't have charismatic abilities to execute the marvelous shots and then chastise him when that same passion causes him to overload when he hits a bad shot.

I am disappointed that the fire, the passion that caused me to support him did not carry over into his presidency.

The last part of the definition – that the passions are "caused, maintained and strengthened by some movement of the spirits" – is also important for differentiating the passions from non-bodily-based perceptions, such as voluntary imaginings.

He loves Mexico, he loves Salón México even more, and he wants you to love both of them with the throbbing passion that causes him to insist that his middle name is Miguel.

Was he concerned about his proprietor, Viscount Rothermere, not sharing his journalistic passion for causing mischief?

The union looses Antoinette's erotic passion but causes Edward to retreat, prompting her to resort to island sorcery - Sunday at 5 p.m on Bravo.

On the contrary, it is cheapening our work and suppressing our students' and our own individuality and passion, and causing us to at least implicitly design our programs around the checklists and teach to the rubrics.