Sentence examples for sad passions from inspiring English sources

First at dress rehearsal under the cruel gaze of its libidinous and deluded director, and then in a negative exposure – backstage, where the sad passions of theatre life on the road spill over in brilliant slapstick.

Patrick Corbin and Maureen Mansfield are compelling in two duets as the main couple, their quiet sad passion played out by the others, possibly aspects of themselves.

"Traditional Finnish music is always very melancholy, very sad, and the passion is very exaggerated," he said.

Citing Spinoza, the editorial noted that hatred is the saddest of all passions, and "hatred, alas, is what marks this book .Maybe so.

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It's an old story; one of Ford Madox Ford's characters called it the saddest story: masculine passion depends upon the urge to know a woman so completely as "to lose his identity, to be enveloped, to be supported".

And were you to feel that it's somehow sad that my current greatest passions are em dashes and Oxford commas?

His mother, devoted and stoic, read aloud the sad, true stories of cruelty and passion between the wars contained in his father's briefs for the divorce court.

Sad news for "Sleepyhead" fans -- Passion Pit has canceled the remainder of its scheduled July performances.

But it is also sad not to share in the action and passion of your time.

Then, he discovered a passion that helped him cope with SAD, a hobby that kept his thoughts off of his problems: collecting wasp nests.