"For the new piece," Mr. Shechter said in an interview in the canteen of Sadler's Wells theater in London, "I was thinking for some reason about how we want children to be quiet and how this creates a bubbling rage, passionate urges.
When he finally threatens suicide if Liza does not acquiesce, she gives in to his passionate urges.
He teaches writing at Boston University, and has been amazed at how many of the kids possess a passionate urge to write without also possessing an urge to read.
Then you inject seductive love into the heart of every creature that lives in the seas and mountains and river torrents and bird-haunted thickets, implanting in it the passionate urge to reproduce its kind.
What motivated at least a few of them was not the desire simply to be on the front page or lead the evening news, but a passionate urge to let the world know what was happening.
In her post yesterday at The Book Bench, Macy Halford mentions that the novelist William Giraldi says he prefers reading to writing, and adds: He teaches writing at Boston University, and has been amazed at how many of the kids possess a passionate urge to write without also possessing an urge to read.
It may be creative fuel or just a passionate urge to do something that excites you.
This philosophy of hate, of religious and racial intolerance, with its passionate urge toward war, is loose in the world.
Too often classified as a bleak dystopian, his dark fables are driven by a powerful moral instinct and a passionate urge to engage with the world as it is.
One protester tried to reason with the passionate crowd, urging people to let Mr. Ross speak and adding that if they were angry, the correct response was to vote.
