Sentence examples for raging passion from inspiring English sources

Flagstad was past her prime when she recorded "Tristan" with Wilhelm Furtwängler, in 1952, yet the courtly warmth in her voice supplies a dimension lacking in Varnay's tour de force of raging passion.

It was like coming late to classical music and feeling a newly raging passion for its styles, and for the most extreme transformations of that style (in music, say, Pierre Boulez or Elliott Carter; in movies, Cassavetes and Greaves, whose films I've watched only in the last decade, but obsessively).

He had cast iron integrity and a raging passion.

"I had such a raging passion to be on my own that I just had to do it".

"He's very passionate but he doesn't like too many people to know it, so he goes wonderfully impenetrable, he goes sphinxlike when you know there's a raging passion inside him".

I hated everyone there with a raging passion and I looked forward to getting away from them forever.

It was a complicated time to watch atrocity films in Israel, the Gaza war was raging, passions were heated and many Israelis felt threatened.

But, no matter what I subsequently learned about what any of this meant, the family legacy I inherited was not a story waiting to be made whole but the very gap between the geographical opacity of their raging passions and my own.

In the end, South Carolina looks like it's coming down to one of two outcomes: Romney weathers his income tax storm, wins the primary, and continues on like a juggernaut, or Gingrich's raging passions win over the GOP tribe, sends him to victory and -- as Sarah Palin desired -- the race gets extended.

The fire in my heart is a Beltane fire, A fire raging with passion and purpose!

During its reign, the show produced a wealth of dances, choreographed by Marguerite Derricks, as succinct as they were fresh; they showed how movement could express the rage, passion, cynicism and humor of a generation.