Sentence examples for passion served from inspiring English sources

For those of us who witnessed some of the snapping — Ted Koppel shutting down the director of FEMA on "Nightline," Anderson Cooper giving hell to the Louisiana senator Mary Landrieu on CNN — this passion served as a reality check and a chance for us to vent our own anger and anguish at the way things were being handled by all levels of government.

No writer could do this better, and Wilson's passion serves him best here.

"Chris died doing what he filled his heart with passion – serving soldiers struggling with the fight to overcome PTSD".

But the mythos is there in the background: it's part of the furniture, rather than part of the action – in the same way that windows of stained-glass martyrs, or narrative frescoes of the Passion, serve as a backdrop to ritual observances in a cathedral.

We can pursue our passion, serve the world and make money at the same time.

She took up teaching with a passion, serving two decades at Bryant High School in Astoria.

Let the light of your passion serve as a torch to inspire them.

On the one hand, moderate passions serve the ends of human and animal life.

Malebranche, however, takes the good that the passions serve to be a limited good; it is a good only for the mind-body union, not one of the goods for the soul alone (see Greenberg 2010).

Organisms strive and are acted upon at the most basic level of ontology, and those strivings and passions serve as the ground for the active and passive derivative forces examined, for example, in collisions between elastic spheres.

As such, the communication of passions serves to join "men together in relation to good and evil and [make] them exactly like one another not only in their mental disposition but also in the condition of their body" (ST V.7, 377).