Sentence examples for passion kindled from inspiring English sources

Rather than denying this natural human weakness, I suggest that we direct the passion kindled toward the vast numbers of the truly needy.

The lovers' passion is kindled into tremulous life in the ballroom scene before Gatti plunges into an account of the balcony pas de deux which is flagrantly erotic, almost brutally sexual.

The love that burns with the brightest flame is often a love that is fated to fail, and the passion Massenet kindled in his opera Werther is about as doomed as any love can be, as Richard Eyre's dramatic new production at the Metropolitan Opera makes abundantly clear from the opening notes.

It referred to his passion for organizing, kindled in the days when he helped bring his fellow writers on Fox animated shows into the guild.

But, as the newest controversy over secularism revealed, none of that means there is no passion to be kindled from this internalized faith and much of the recent debate seems to ignore the fine tuning of Britons' bond with the divine.

Qiu Shuang, a lesbian activist and sex toy saleswoman, argued that repression had only kindled passions.

These victories kindled a passion for jump racing that lasted until her death.

Condon's passion for opera was kindled when she was just six, shortly after her mother was diagnosed with cancer.

Her passion for nature was kindled by her father through frequent trips to nearby streams and the observation of diatoms through one of his hobby microscopes.

Corby Kummer, a senior editor at The Atlantic Monthly and an ardent fan who once wrote a long essay about his favorite flavor, burnt caramel, said the ice cream was not the only thing that kindled their passion.

The fire that Barbara's passion and enthusiasm has kindled in the hearts of artists the world over continues to burn, and will certainly be passed on for many generations to come.