Sentence examples for passion that perhaps from inspiring English sources

He loves Italy with a passion that perhaps only the children of immigrants are capable of.

They were lit with an old-fashioned passion that perhaps remained stateless in the upshot.

It is perhaps this passion that spurs Pittsburgh's innovation, that makes it, ironically, the new symbol of modernity and progress.

Perhaps the political passion that impelled Melvin Van Peebles to make "Sweetback," and that energized a later generation of black filmmakers (including Mario Van Peebles, who made "New Jack City" and "Panther"), is obsolete, and we can all sit back and laugh at each other.

However, for all its greater accessibility, it's also underwhelming, perhaps because some of the passion that defined their earlier ventures is missing.

She is perhaps best known as an occultist, a passion that led to her expulsion from the British surrealist group.

Perhaps, given that it had been sexual passion that had damaged their friendship, only a sexual episode could heal it completely.

… Perhaps there should be a partner with her to communicate the strength of the project and the passion that is behind it".

That, perhaps, represented bottom.

Jake Arnott's hypnotic, feverish and altogether wonderful Johnny Come Home - his first novel after the brilliant Long Firm trilogy - embraces the unfashionable idea that perhaps real passion simmered behind the platform shoes and glitter make-up; that beneath the enervating malaise was a vital, electrifying anger.

As for getting "the advice of established Muslim organizations experienced in volatile post-9/11 post-9/11and passions" — perhand that would have been clever and useful, but was it obligatory?