Meanings of profound passion in anglès

The first symptom of a profound passion is an all-absorbing self-abnegation.

Take, for example, an obscure desire, which has gradually become a profound passion.

She loved him sincerely, with a degree of sentimentalism, if not with a profound passion.

There was in it no profound passion nor philosophy nor revolt; especially there was no morbidness.

It was not a deep urge, an inner and profound passion as it was with him.

Absence, remarks a moralist, which soon dissipates a slight affection, has the very opposite effect upon a profound passion.

He was too absorbed to notice the new maturity in her face, the brooding maternity born of a profound passion.

For Jerrold, going about with Anne over the Manor Farm, had conceived a profound passion for his seven hundred acres.

In an instant he had thrown himself upon me with a fury which indicated the profound passion under his assumed coolness.

The profound passion of this couple, which survived marriage, obtained a great success in society, though some women were annoyed by it.

He had neither the brilliant imagination which will give a lasting value to certain of Lacordaire's and Montalembert's works, nor the profound passion of Lamennais.