Sentence examples for visible passion from inspiring English sources

This was a different Randolph, a Randolph who showed more visible passion than usual.

David Willetts was popular among sector leaders because of his strong engagement with them and his visible passion for the subject.

Cook's comments and visible passion over the issue are one of the strongest signals yet of his commitment to reducing Apple's environmental footprint.

Under Bausch's guidance, she revealed more emotion, unleashing a visible passion that made her famous in some of the biggest tragic roles in ballet.

Reacting against Lewes's essays and his personal communications with her, novelist Charlotte Brontë admired Austen's fidelity to everyday life but described her as "only shrewd and observant" and criticised the absence of visible passion in her work.

The responsibility of bringing young musicians' awareness of the depth of this music to higher levels requires deep thinking, creative choice of words and visible passion has the same zest as actually performing.

They spread to other churches well before Mr. Crowder became visible to the Passion organizers or the music business.

A number of perception-based elements may be attributed to entrepreneurs, perhaps the most widely noted and readily visible element is passion (Smilor 1997; Davis et al. 2017), because it indicated that entrepreneurial behavior is passionate, full of emotional energy, drive, and spirit (Huyghe et al. 2016).

This passion is visible in the 40-year high of Peace Corps applications and Americorps receiving five times more applications than it has positions to fill.

This usage was continued into the early 19th century by Cogan (1802), who insisted that the term "emotions" was properly applicable only to those "sensible changes and visible effects which particular passions produce upon the frame" (1802, pp. 7 8).

New research shows that the male Dolomedes tenebrosus (right) expires just after the height of passion, despite no visible assault by his partner.