Sentence examples for the passion between from inspiring English sources
In Casablanca, the passion between Bogart's and Bergman's characters was so convincing that some thought sparks also flew off screen.
The passion between Heathcliff and Cathy is the kind of amour fou car crash we can't take our eyes from.
It gives Pinocchio a soul mate, exploring the passion between puppets with names that end in different vowels.
The stakes are high, and yet it is not particularly for the passion between Marco and Celia that this reader kept turning the pages.
Alma discovers the passion between Ennis and Jack in the most jarring way when, from her kitchen window, she sees them in a headlong, desperate kiss.
Nor does the passion between Gwen and Lawrence that would have given this movie the frisson of romantic longing that seems to be a requirement for any respectable, commercially ambitious monster movie in the age of "Twilight".
In the Orphic religion, the hot passion between the black-winged Night and the Wind produces the silver egg of Eros.
The modest gravestone bears the names Lúthien and Beren -- referring to the love between an elf maiden who gave up her immortality for a mortal warrior (as told in several of Tolkien's works, including Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion), and the lifelong passion between the writer himself and his beloved wife, with whom he fell in love at the age of 16.
What you might call the differential passion between the two sides is probably the greatest handicap for the Ins and the Outers' clearest path to victory.
Heathcliff in the raw The harshness of the shoot translates to the screen, where the tortured passion between Cathy and her adoptive brother Heathcliff is mirrored by the fiercely elemental backdrop.
Just as suddenly, she decides to leave her work and return to Ireland to write a book on the Talbot case, a 19th-century divorce proceeding that has long fascinated her since it concerns the clandestine passion between the upper-class wife of an Anglo-Irish landlord and an Irish stable groom in the aftermath of the potato famine.
