Sentence examples for passionate character from inspiring English sources

The idea of a passionate character, which drives the European conception of Spain, is reflected in politics, too.

The story he weaves round the passionate character of Chris Guthrie, a woman who endures terrible suffering as well as fulfilling love, is rough and unforgiving in its picture of 20th-century feudalism before the first world war.

In the 1938 comic film, "Bringing Up Baby," for example, Cary Grant's respectable, reasonable paleontologist could unite with Katharine Hepburn's impulsive and passionate character only by turning his back on desiccated dinosaur bones.

He's a very physical, passionate character who wears his heart on his sleeve (or would if he had sleeves. Usually he doesn't).

Lioret, on the other hand, is a tireless ethicist; one who likes to voice his thoughts through some incorruptible and passionate character.

Despite never having seen a flamenco dancer in real life, he created in his head an image of passionate characters with dark-rimmed eyes who wandered Andalusia alone.

He narrowed his preferences to two Almodóvar films that he enjoyed for their theatricality and passionate characters: "Women on the Verge" and the 1987 "Law of Desire".

"Angry Birds Stella is breaking the mould by introducing strong, passionate characters who really stand for something, while adding plenty of action and reality into the mix," said Rovio's chief executive Mikael Hed.

THE ARISTOPHANIC LABORATORY The illustrious playwrights of ancient Greece gave us the tortured Oedipus, the grief-stricken Electra and the jealous and murderous Medea, among other dark and passionate characters, but every play coming out of Athens at that time was not necessarily tragic.

-- This fun quest turns the traditional princess story on its head with lovable, passionate characters.

She forms a bond with Juliette, who gets to know the couple's family and friends who are the most loyal and passionate characters in the film.