Sentence examples for this very passion from inspiring English sources
But it is this very passion that could thwart his chances of making it all the way to polling day.
But the result in the case of sympathy is even stronger: when an idea of a passion is sufficiently enlivened, it becomes the very passion itself.
So the very passion characterizing the creationism versus evolution debate is a clear clue to a social or behavioral scientist that a lot more is going on than a mere discussion about what is good scientific evidence or procedure.
Since for Hume the difference between impressions and ideas is that impressions are more lively and vivacious than ideas, if an idea of a passion is sufficiently enlivened, it becomes the very passion itself.
I argued that such techniques as using two different but simultaneous narrative lines may honestly convey, on paper, the contrary passions of the 60's -- the very passions that appear to have influenced Professor Ellis's personal statements.
CAIRO — In the tableau of revolution that Tahrir Square has become, the very passions that have inspired the protests here were countered Monday by a question that could determine whether President Hosni Mubarak relinquishes nearly 30 years in power: Who will speak for people who have never had a voice?
But the nature of the very passion-driven sneakerhead market in particular was what attracted him to GOAT specifically.
Indeed many of the contemporary quilts in the exhibition offer harsh comment on this very female passion as the outcome of female oppression and exploitation.
But his very passion for those rights brought him bounding to their defence at any sign of erosion: rumours of torture, arrests of hecklers, carelessness for habeas corpus.
The very passion that excites football crowds (and once excited investors) often causes decisions to be taken on non-commercial grounds.
Darwin is all of us, as we seek to do our creative best no matter what our path in life and above all in maintaining our very passion for life itself.
