HSEA G8090 Power, Passion, and Protest in Modern China.
A sporting series of astonishing power, passion, tension and intensity was played out in New York this week.
Thus, Richard McKeon has suggested, "Censorship may be the enforcement of judgments based on power, passion, corruption, or prejudice political, popular, elite, or sectarian.
Last night was the New York premiere of the hourlong show, whose equine performers embody "speed, power, passion," Ms. Shaw said.
His other books include "RFK: A Candid Biography of Robert F. Kennedy" (1998), "The Georgetown Ladies Social Clubb: Power, Passion, and Politics in the Nation's Capital" (2003) and "American Legacy: The Story of John & Caroline Kennedy" (2007).
To do so is to discover in its economic critique of unfettered markets, condemnation of capitalism's social injustices, angry reportage, and analysis of politics, poverty, feminism and urbanism all the power, passion and incisiveness which Marx rightly heralded.
Perrin-Powers' passion is birds, particularly the small, cheerful kind that are easily kept as pets.
It is the furnace from which radiates the heat, the power and passion of our lives.
As Olivia predicts, he chooses power over passion, sending Mellie into a rage.
In short, he's a profound sentimentalist who doesn't distinguish action from feeling, power from passion, but finds the weight of the world and the motor of humanity in the power of passion itself.
Of the Power and Passion and violent Anger.
