Sentence examples for tale of passion from inspiring English sources

This real-life tale of passion and vengeance convinced him to direct the similarly-themed opera.

This real-life tale of passion and vengeance persuaded him to direct the Handel work, which has a similar theme.

Sanders asked her if she had any idea who the originals in the famous tale of passion had been.

Like "Les Misérables," "Hunchback" is a tale of passion pouring out from both an unruly mob and its main characters.

Philip Roth likes to use a framing narrative in order to approach with investigative curiosity a tale of passion.

Subtitled "A Tale of Passion", The Good Soldier is also an extraordinary story of broken hearts and betrayal.

Like any good love story (or horror movie, or Western), Guadagnino's tale of passions impeded and indulged cannot hope to maintain its dignity except on the big screen, drawing the public gaze — and the public ear.

There is "Exposed," a lavish exhibition of Victorian nudes that has moved from Tate Britain in London to the Brooklyn Museum of Art, and a new version of "The Forsyte Saga," John Galsworthy's tale of passions run amok in the 19th-century British upper class, which begins Sunday on PBS.

His voice, though, is what locks its grip on you, as he weaves in and out of music and a smoky rap, telling tales of passion and pain".

In 1987, his screen adaptation of his stage play "Corridos: Tales of Passion and Revolution" was shown on PBS and won a Peabody Award.

This time, her windswept tales of passion and transfiguration draw their melodies from classical composers — Bach, Schubert, Satie — and her voice and piano are accompanied by a chamber orchestra of strings and winds.