Sentence examples for Most passion from inspiring English sources

Housing was the subject that inspired most passion.

But it is electoral reform that has raised the most passion among grass-roots supporters.

Inevitably, it is the potential losers who bring the most passion to the deliberations.

But it is the noise that incites the most passion — and sometimes hostility.

Weirdly, though, it is Wes's pre-heroic life which is given the most passion by Bekmambetov.

When Barris speaks with the most passion, it's about his mother.

Card games and dominoes are popular pastimes, but the most passion-inspiring gaming is provided by, which takes place every Sunday in almost every village and neighbourhood across the country.

It was, in short, a weekend when, apart from Sevilla's victory, an ill-timed international TV blackout, and the worst, most passion-free trophy presentation in the whole wide world ever, things couldn't have gone much better for Madrid, who are now officially bloody brilliant again.

And while it is easy for Eurosnobs to mock the league's determination to manufacture 'derby' matches for all its young teams (giving them rather grandiose titles and hyping them as much as it can) there is some logic to putting these fixtures together over a week and attempting to enhance the impact of what is one of soccer's most passion-creating elements.

Like most passions, the "music nerd-ery" that's driven Kindness' evolution can be traced back to his teenage years.

Their women know better.Charles NewmanBillericay, EssexSIR – I'm glad to see that football is still the sport that raises the most passions, even among those who hate it.Julien MéliParisSIR – One reason for the disparity between Americans' and Europeans' enthusiasm for the game is nationalism.