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Your photographic portfolio was absent an acknowledgment of James Caviezel's stunning performance in "The Passion of the Christ".
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She also won Emmy Awards for titular performances in the TV movie The Passion of Ayn Rand (1999) and the miniseries Elizabeth I (2005).
The group was one of the first student choirs to travel widely, and regularly collaborated with orchestras and instrumental groups, notably in performances of the passion settings of JS Bach in which the tenor Peter Pears sang the role of the Evangelist.
It would be a pity, though, if readers were to thereby miss the greatest of them all, the French stage actor Maria Falconetti, whose wrenching, unforgettable performance in Carl Theodor Dreyer's 1928 silent film "The Passion of Joan of Arc," is as reliable an inducer of gooseflesh as any in film history, erasing the centuries between viewer and source.
As in a lot of performances sport, most do it for the passion of the sport.
In a supple rendering of "O Quam Pulchra Es" the tenor Zachary Wilder often seemed to be tailoring his phrasing to take advantage of the church's vibrant acoustics, and Sumner Thompson matched the passion of Mr. Wilder's performance in a strong account of "Salve O Regina".
Her performance beautifully conveyed Violetta's vulnerability, but not the passion of this dying courtesan.
FEW issues stir the passion of lawmakers in Kazakhstan.
The passion of scientists in interdisciplinary fields to understand living beings gave rise to the field of bioinformatics.
In 2004, Hill contributed a new song, "The Passion", to The Passion of the Christ: Songs.
The Passion of the Colbert.
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