The discussion was carried on by all ranks with a liveliness and passionateness which reminds one of the similar controversies of the 4th century (§ 50, 2).
The keen and bitter controversy over these questions spread from the university among the clergy, and thence to the citizens and families, and soon came to be carried on on both sides with great passionateness and heat.
Cyril’s successor was =Dioscurus=, who was inferior to his predecessor in acuteness, but in passionateness and tyrannical cruelty left him far behind.
The battle waged with great passionateness on both sides since 1869 for and against the removal of the Athanasian Creed, or at least its anathemas, from the liturgy has not yet been brought to any decided result.
John Gray was a reticent and undemonstrative man, in spite of all the tenderness and passionateness in his nature.
She turned to him with that quick passionateness he loved in her so well.
They would get no closer than that, and with new passionateness her heart went out to Karl.
Nevertheless, the most distinctive part of those primitive women, the sealed passionateness of their spirits, he never from childhood to the end revealed.
Suddenly his features appeared to be strangely altered: a few minutes before they had portrayed all the fierce passionateness of his nature, now they were cold and stolid in their calmness.
For so strong is the passionateness of the original feeling, the inner cry and appeal in the words, that it forces its way through the reproduction, rings out loudly even from the dead letters.
Something may now be said as to the means with which Verhaeren attains his vision, with which he seeks to represent the inner passionateness of things, with which he evokes enthusiasm.
Verhaeren, who at this time greedily adopts all fashionable freakishness as something new, and struts about in fantastic apparel, promptly acquires notoriety by his vehement passionateness and his first literary attempts.
In each work stress is laid by her upon her own hypersensitiveness, and we learn how the Bronte household misunderstood her excessive passionateness and misread it as wicked acting[26].
Heger responsible for thepassionateness of her Wuthering Heights.
From earliest youth he had accomplished what he desired with the passionatenessof one who does not understand failure, or the need of yielding something.
