Sentence examples for passion out from inspiring English sources

But it's the words themselves that take the passion out of the picture: "Do you hate me?

Knowles-Jackson began making rugby figures (the sport is his other great passion) out of air-dried clay when he was just seven years old.

What's certain is that if Disney gets the moment right, Rogue One is almost guaranteed to be a hit, so palpable is the passion out there for classic Star Wars iconography.

The end of the Cold War — and, with it, the abating of the fear of global nuclear annihilation, on one side of the nuclear-power debate, and of Soviet expansionism, on the other — drained much of the passion out of both.

His shrill, chart-varnished voice sucks much of the passion out of the tunes, managing only an airy sweetness on I Only Have Eyes for You and flunking its biggest test on Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood, failing to rival the desperate punch of Elvis Costello or Eric Burdon, let alone Nina Simone's original.

But if, as Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Gibson have done, you take the Passion out of its context, you are left with a Jesus who is much more body than spirit; you are presented not with the author of the Beatitudes or the man who healed the sick but with a carcass to be flayed.

But when passion burns out, what is left: a nugget of gold or ashes?

Leonardo himself was not a stranger to such thoughts, writing, in one of the notebooks, "Intellectual passion drives out sensuality".

His passion comes out in his music, a very unique twist on EDM.

Mostly, The Passion played out in the pages of the press, and life went on.

I can understand a human in a fit of passion acting out in a visceral, primitive way, but this was not that.