Sentence examples for passion fire from inspiring English sources

The Armani aroma Mania is billed as "a woody oriental fragrance aimed to appeal to the passion, fire, mystery and sensuality of women's emotions".

"It had its ordeals by sickness, passion, fire, bereavement, imprisonment, false accusation and revolution, and it was played out against the most disturbed years in England's history, a period as intellectually thrilling as it was dangerous and bloody".

So now a "good rage" of long-thwarted passion fires his nation's writers.

A great passion fired up the Photo League, a group of mostly young New York photographers who, beginning in the 1930s and right up until the group's abrupt end in 1951, believed that they could change the world with their cameras and the righteousness of their own beliefs.

Acknowledging contradictions in Darwin's thought and writings—"paradoxical" in Desmond and Moore's words nevertheless, they find "a moral passion firing his evolutionary work" (p. xviii), so much so that "human evolution wasn't his last piece in the evolution jigsaw; it was the first.

F.F.'s love of history is exceeded only by his passion for fire — close to a mania, actually, since he earned a Person of Interest file in the Toledo, Ohio, fire department's investigative unit when he was sixteen.

"He had steel and passion and fire," Mr. Clinton said.

It sounds like student experimental art but it shows passion and fire.

That plus her passion and fire make her an opponent you definitely have to contend with".

"You always wanted to say, 'This is about passion and fire,' " she said.

"If you lose that passion and fire, then you start doing things by the book".