Sentence examples for passion rich from inspiring English sources

(Woolfe) ★ La Pasión Según San Marcos (Sunday) Osvaldo Golijov's popular passion, rich in Latin pop and folk traditions, comes alive in a special performance that brings together a polychrome cast of performers including New York schoolchildren, members of the Venezuelan Schola Cantorum, a capoeira master and the Afro-Cuban singer and dancer Reynaldo González-Fernández.

Still, he sang with full-bodied Italianate passion, warm, rich tone and clarion top notes.

Anglo-Irish poets experimented with verse that was structured according to Gaelic patterns and rhythms and that echoed the passion and rich imagery of ancient bardic verse.

Chocolate lovers who think of their passion as rich, sweet, and naturally delicious might want to stay out of Harvard scientist Ben Wolfe's classroom this summer.

Credit all the museum shows of African design, today's penchant for handcrafted forms, even the current passion for rich wenge wood, which fits today's freer, looser Modernism.

Jeremy Stein Cushman, the talented 17-year-old winner of the organization's 2008 Discovery Artist audition, performed Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 with passion, a rich tone and strong technique.

The most striking and memorable of the works by the ensemble's in-house composers was John Orfe's "Cyclone" (1997), an aptly titled perpetual-motion duet for two violas, which Caleb Burhans and John Pickford Richards tore into with an infectious passion and rich range of color.

Ms. Cook brings over 30 years of passion and rich experiences as a health care risk manager.

There are many more elements besides heroism in this fantasy, and its passions are rich and complex.

A look around the classrooms confirmed that for some children the ability to follow their own passions reaped rich dividends.

The gorgeous ghost enlists the aid of a puzzled yuppie couple, who begin to see Hong Kong -- and their own tepidly romantic relationship -- through her melancholy eyes, and to feel that her vanished world, represented by the film as a kind of opium dream of glamour and high passion, was richer, more exciting, even realer than their own.