Sentence examples for passionate state from inspiring English sources

Hoffer's books are: "The True Believer, published in 1951; "The Passionate State of Mind", 1955, "The Ordeal of Change", 1963, and the volume of essays called "The Temper of Our Time", recently published by Harper & Row.

"Is there more life still in her?" asked Stark McLaughlin, a passionate state forester, combing through the leafy deathbed of the Wye Oak, which collapsed in a windstorm last week at the age of 460.

First Archie Carpenter (Stephen Beard), who turns out to be Zoë's brother when she catches them in a passionate state.

Yet as in the past, these protests are being met with equally passionate state violence.

On the positive side, feeling "in love" is intoxicating because it's often then when you feel you're at your best -- in your most alive and passionate state.

Violence in thought, then, is the greater and subtler form of violence because it arises from ideas of attachment and aversion, grounded in passionate states, which result from negligence or lack of care in behaviour.

They consisted in timeless, passionate states of contemplation and communion, largely unattached to 'before and after'" (Keynes, "My Early Beliefs," 83).

Conversely Sanders could lose heavily on the night but try to draw solace in his small, but passionate, home state.

We are in the throes of what researchers call passionate love, a state of intense longing, desire and attraction.

A few of the items show what happens when closed-mindedness leads to controversy; others stand as proof that people are still engaged and passionate about the state of literature.

But what I want to hear is a passionate defence of state funding, an assurance that a new culture minister will have a seat at the top table, and as big a commitment to regional growth and innovation as to shoring up the established institutions.