But passions engendered by the case are unlikely to die down.
But the passions engendered by the portrayal of their beloved Virginia in one, or the other, or both, are white hot.
The distinction may seem almost picayune, but it is a measure of the passions engendered by anything to do with guns that Mr. Clement's approach is evidently being seen in some administration circles as close to a betrayal.
Collectively, these presentations showed how the emotions and passions engendered by music can be harnessed to inspire and engage fans; to create meaningful partnerships between artists, their fans and brands; and even how to make the world a better place.
A "defect" of passion engenders "dulnesse," and a disorder of passions, melancholy or enthusiasm (Leviathan 8.16-20).
Johnson, with the passion he engenders from his players, is seen as a dark horse.
Sarah Palin: No candidate arouses the passions and intensity engendered by the 46-year-old, 2008 vice-presidential candidate.
This year the epiphany belonged to Hanggai, the six-piece Mongolian metal outfit who engendered a passion for traditional throat singing that probably few knew they possessed.
According to Mr. Bonar Law, the chief object lay in the hostility of the other House and the rising passion that might be engendered if the bill were kept travelling backwards and forwards between the two Houses.
By denying that permission to such a huge number of stories, we're losing golden opportunities to engender passion for reading in the next generation.
