Sentence examples for passion cut from inspiring English sources

If anatomy's your passion, cut up a corpse; if you want to understand Polynesian religious rituals, get on a plane.

Others saw impulsive kids whose reckless passion cut them off from family, friends and more appropriate interests, provoked mood swings, delinquent behavior and experimentation with drugs, and ended in tragedy.

"And that passion cuts both ways.

We read of scheduled marriages and celebrations never to take place, of fervent passions cut off, of conversations unfinished.

A woman named Sada Abe, a former prostitute working as a maid in a Tokyo hotel strangled her lover (who was also her employer) during a transport of passion then cut off his penis with a carving knife.

Some were principally motivated by the social and moral agenda of the religious right, some by the conviction that American foreign policy had weakened and foundered in the 1970's, and some by the passion to cut taxes and reduce the powers of the Federal Government.

Just one year earlier, Errico's run in the acclaimed 2013 off-Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Passion" was cut short after she broke a small blood vessel in her throat.

The stage and screen veteran has a lot to bounce back from, as her run in last year's acclaimed Off-Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Passion" was cut short due to complications from bronchitis.

Yet far from being gloomy, Truitt's outlook, steadied by fierce intelligence, adaptability, detachment (learned reluctantly from her mother and keenly from Cicero) and, most strikingly, a passion to cut to the meaning of every experience makes her an optimistic, even exemplary guide through this territory that awaits us all.

Pouravelis melded her passions and cut a highlight tape of them that she scored to the music of "Carmina Burana" by the German composer Carl Orff.

For a moment, I can imagine the Lhasa from that Potala mural — a city teeming with spiritual passions, truly cut off from the rest of the world.