Sentence examples for a high passion from inspiring English sources

He told the Evening Standard that Mr Javadi, who wrote for the Vatan Emrooz newspaper, had a "high passion for his work and football".

"This is the wired generation, the Internet is their 'can't be without' tool, and music is a high passion point for them," said David G. Knox, a manager who specializes in the teenage market for Procter's beauty division.

Last Thursday, at a moment of political high passion, Tony Blair finally acknowledged that he would be gone as prime minister within a year, forced into that retreat by a revolt among supporters of his finance chief, Gordon Brown.

Home birth "is an area that has high passion surrounding it on all sides," Watterberg said.

It takes a purpose to illuminate a plan; it takes only one high passion to set fire to many more.

He excites high passion, on both sides, so a narrow victory would be a disaster.

But even as she worked full time at St. Vincents, Ms. Panke used her free time to return to a high school passion for film and photography.

Having pursued a high school passion for classical choral music through training at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the Juilliard School, he developed a style based on clear melodies, thrilling harmonies, evocative effects and sensitive text handling.

He said this without any facial twitches or the high passion of delusion, but as a matter of fact.

It is a cardinal sin — but change the packaging a little, and suicide assumes the guise of heroism or high passion, the stuff of literature and art.

The May Festival chorus sang magnificently, with high passion and true intonation; the Cincinnati Symphony, under Conlon, provided a galvanic accompaniment.