I've never been a big fan of klezmer and the like, but this really was marvellous, a small miracle of passion and delight — Heifetz meets Charlie Parker.
Klosterman's memoir belongs -- along with Jim Harrison's unbuttoned collection of food writing, "The Raw and the Cooked," which will be published later this year -- on that high, narrow shelf of books written by cheerful nonexperts and informed by passion and delight, not by duty.
The craving that makes for further becoming — accompanied by passion & delight, relishing now here & now there — i.e., craving for sensuality, craving for becoming, craving for non-becoming".
Your book "Letters to a Young Scientist" is first and foremost a book about passion and the delight of discovery.
The Beauvoir scholar Toril Moi disagrees strenuously with the translators' decision to reinstate every semicolon, arguing that it does an injustice to Beauvoir: "In French, her long, loosely connected sentences convey speed, passion, and sheer delight in piling up her discoveries," she writes, while in English, those same sentences "come across as rambling or incoherent".
Play is about connecting to that place of bliss, passion and pure delight.
We are given intimations but never told exactly what drove them apart years earlier; all we know is that here they are, again, out on a limb with a passion that floors, delights and appalls those around them.
Last week, my bee came back and I was completely delighted, overtaken by the depth and passion of my joy at our reunion.
(3) Felt reactions or passions or emotions, for example, feeling delight, lust, fear, love, feeling grief, jealousy, regret.
And Hercules saw that Penelope was quite attractive, and, to the King's delight, a great passion was born.
Was it your passion for your subject, a delight in working with children or the potential to make a difference?
