Sentence examples for Express passion from inspiring English sources

He listened intently to a different song now, waiting, biting his lips to express passion.

"Some people express passion for memorials as a source of comfort and another way that nobody can forget what happened on that day," she said.

And when he wants to express passion he often turns to the environmental causes he campaigned hard on in his most significant job before parliament as editor of the Ecologist magazine, which was founded by his uncle, Teddy Goldsmith.

At the same time she continued to express passion for her work on "The CBS Evening News," which has been a subject of considerable speculation in the news media because her current contract with the network ends so soon, on June 4.

"The NBA recognizes that creating and sharing content is a way for fans to express passion for the game.

The lyrics express passion and melancholic, occasionally ominous feelings about love.

Mostly, though, they expressed passion for what they do, and excitement about finding one another.

He has said of himself that expressing passion and romance come easily, but he must be careful not to lose control and focus.

It's easier for a critic to attack than to praise, but Reynolds takes more pleasure in expressing passion for the music he loves than in putting down what doesn't fit his program.

Johnson then followed Peter Hall from the RSC to the National Theatre, indulging in his seldom expressed passion for comedy in Blithe Spirit and in Wycherley's The Country Wife (1977).

The central question of the campaign seems to be whether a large enough share of the Democratic electorate is ready to join the Sanders revolt and make him their nominee or if Clinton's newly expressed passion on the issue of economic equality will be enough to satisfy their ire.