Bomber Command airfield, a young pilot, his actress wife and a Hollywood film star find themselves at the centre of a passionate conflict of love and loyalty as unpredictable as the war in the skies.
Where the interests of electors have not been totally incompatible, and where ethnic, religious, social, and economic differences have been relatively free of passionate conflict, as in the Anglo-American countries, geographic areas (electoral districts) have usually been considered the constituency, and the method of counting has been some system of majority or plurality voting.
Somewhat more enigmatic and sharper-elbowed than the man in the movie, Mr. Marable's Malcolm is a passionate, conflicted and guarded man, filled with contradictions — charming and charismatic with audiences and the press but detached, even chilly with his wife, Betty, whom he frequently treated with misogynistic disdain.
Their mutual animosity is frequently unmoored from profit margins and bottom lines, a passionate conflict that at times seems like a Washington version of the Hatfields and McCoys.
Integrating the settlers' passionate mortal conflicts into the landscape, Walsh turns the theatrical limitations of early sound technique to an advantage, composing vast, static tableaux with the mighty breadth and noble pace of epic stanzas.
DUNNING -- But things get pretty passionate and conflicted for Titania and Oberon.
Unfortunately, they remain bloodless as characters, serving essentially as foils for the passionate and conflicted Eleres and Mevennen, and their friends, relatives, lovers and rivals.
Beyond its historical implications, "The Way We Laughed" is a psychological study of the passionate but conflicted bond between two brothers who remain mysterious to each other even as they loom as the most important people in each other's lives.
Set against a backdrop of Soviet-era concrete blocks and Spanish colonial churches, Pratt's new book, Música en Santiago de Cuba, is an ethnographic study of the city's rich culture, taking an inside look at the passionate and conflicted relationship between Cuban musicians and their homeland.
The existence of the pro-Pluto party, on the verge of triumph at last, does seem to underline the rest of the week's news, italicizing the perpetual human ability to take passionate sides in conflicts where the side-takers' interests seem extremely remote.
