Sentence examples for world of passion from inspiring English sources

She resents Eben for returning her to the world of passion — she wanted domesticity, a home, his mother's home.

In a world of passion, it is hard not to care for one team or the other.

Yet, while I admired the evening, I never felt I had been transported into a world of passion and terror.

As he gazes at the stars, he silently asks Spinoza to forgive him his happiness and his acceptance of the world of passion and joy.

In between is a portrait of a male-dominated world of passion and hard work in which women are treated either as madonnas on marble pedestals or as whores.

When Mrs. Roosevelt died, a poem by Cecil Spring-Rice about the statue was found at her bedside: "O steadfast, deep, inexorable eyes/Set look inscrutable, nor smile nor frown!/O tranquil eyes that look so calmly down/Upon a world of passion and of lies!" My friend Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, first took me to "Grief" a decade ago and makes regular visits.

While cooking up a spell using a bag labeled Acme Toads, Hecuba tosses a handful of amphibian body parts into a pot while cackling, "So some Frenchman goes hungry tonight!" In the world of "Passions," even something as simple as the passage of time tweaks soap opera conventions.

It's a theatrical 19th century, a world of heightened passion, of drama and romance.

She lived in a Nietzschean world of unchecked passion and privilege.

Today, environmental fundamentalism has strayed from its ascetic, science-project roots into a world of fashion, passion and Walter Mitty fantasy.

Its diminutive size encourages the viewer to step closer, peering into her extraordinary world of colour, passion and revolution.