"Beau Monde" proposes a shift in the art of contemporary exhibitions, turning its back on insider agendas and institutional caution, in favor of a passionate competition among sensibilities and ideas.
The evening goes way beyond personal dislike; it becomes a passionate competition between nations and ends in a particularly memorable unleashing of anti-American feeling by Charlotte, who competes with a furious champagne cork, looking as if she is going to take off and hit the walls.
He insisted there would be "passionate competition" between the cities, rather than their traditional rivalry.
His passionate fencing competition brought him into friendships with General A. H. Nasution, General Sutomo, and Hamengkubowono IX (the Sultan of Yogjakarta and captain of the team taken to China for a meet), three men being deeply revered national heroes of the war for independence for the Republic of Indonesia.
The Superclásico, as the Boca-River match is known, is Argentina's most famous and rabid derby, known around the world for its passionate fans, intense competition on the field — and violence off the field.
The counter and stovetop are the battlefields, the shellfish are the passionate opponents, and the competition between the two provides a whiff of excitement -- the kind that doesn't come in a spice bottle.
"But the thing with daily fantasy sports in particular is that they combine so many things that Americans not just love but are passionate about sports, big jackpots, competition, digital technology, beating your friends, claiming you did really well at any activity versus others".
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Rachael Stuckey, managing director of Lynchpin Media Hub Ltd, explains why Tanya Lynch, co-founder of Business Women Connect, should win the Leader of the Year category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: Tanya is passionate about helping women in business reach their full potential.
More than five years after the doors were shut on Newsday's sister paper, New York Newsday, and its bold, passionate and expensive venture into citywide competition, the Long Island newspaper has set its sights on New York again.
Influenced by the events of the late 19th century and his education, Coubertin developed a passionate belief that sport and athletic competition possessed the power to benefit humankind and encourage peace among the nations of the world.
