Sentence examples for passionate emotion from inspiring English sources

He was, after all, not so much the captain of Europe as the source of its most passionate emotion.

The revelation, and great triumph, of Lou's work is that the scenes are not the least bit pornographic — that is, they're never separated from the most passionate emotion.

Although these percentages are unacceptable to the other side, the formula of leasing controversial patches of land could contain the elements of an eventual compromise.Holy city, unholy rowJerusalem, holy to Jews, Muslims and Christians, arouses passionate emotion.

There is no more fervent champion of sexual obsession than the puritan, and no more convincing exponent of the destructive power of passionate emotion than the poet of repression.

It is all to do with the ability to invest the language with passionate emotion so that when Dench says of the ass "O, how I love thee" the words linger longingly in the air.

Most of their homes fall within the settlement blocks, but if they were asked to leave, they would probably do so, as long as they were offered adequate compensation.Carving up the Holy CityJerusalem, sacred to Muslims, Jews and Christians, arouses passionate emotion.

As in many countries, the subject arouses passionate emotions among liberals and conservatives alike.

The musicologist Alfred Einstein referred to this work as an "explosion of the dark, tragic, passionate emotions".

Unilever's advertising is meant to capture the intense romantic and passionate emotions felt on a wedding day.

Olds has been placed by some in the tradition of Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, two American poets who also mined passionate emotions.

That was an encouraging exchange, but far more will be required to thaw an icy relationship that has been disfigured by passionate emotions.