The same might be said about Ms. Moreau's performance, which is passionate, humorous and heartbreaking.
The boat race represents the best of amateur competition, and coming from a country which is passionate about sport, Mr Oldfield ought to have respected that.
The colour of his skin caused him, in both his essays and his fiction, to create a version of America which was passionate and original; his homosexuality caused a similar attempt to describe and dramatise the sexual politics of his time.
Proponents of this method remain enthusiastic [7], and criticism of it, which was passionate initially, is now more focused on its pitfalls (e.g., widespread introgression or incomplete lineage sorting: [8]; nuclear copies of mitochondrial genes: [9]).
How do people win the award? A. People vote for the person who best epitomizes my mantra, which is: Be passionate about what you do and interested in making the people around you better.
But the people and organisations which are most passionate in denouncing European appeasement also insist, in slightly different contexts, that America has become a nightmarish place to profess religious faith.
Relationships range from those which are physically passionate but devoid of emotional affection to those, like the bond between Esther and the Jewish fabric merchant Mr Marks, which are rich in love, but entirely chaste.
Mr. Kushner was not present, and fragments of his views — which are complicated, passionate, critical — were balled up into a few pellets by Mr. Wiesenfeld, who gave a 900-word speech that was mostly devoted to other figures who he felt were radically hostile to Israel.
All that is required is an issue about which others are passionate and feel unheard.
