Sentence examples for a passion one from inspiring English sources

For her this is not just a business, it is a passion — one that she will discuss endlessly over a steak dinner.

Often falsely defined as a nighttime passion one may have in addition to one's "real job," the Poet is by default reduced to hobbyist.

Seems like parenthood hasn't put a damper on the passion one bit.

The computer that housed the video intro for the act consumed itself at the last minute; in a fit of primal passion, one of the key players, who wished not to have her name revealed, smashed her fist through a door; and of course there was the Curse of the Enema Umbrella Art Gun, which Geneva described as such:  .

It is really a story of two kinds of passion, one for art, the other for what might be called keeping the gift in motion.

An efficient small automobile marketed with all the passion one musters to sell a refrigerator simply did not excite most Americans.

Coogan pours the tea and explains why Philomena is a passion project, one that really counts.

"I'd let my kid do whatever he has a passion for," one mother told me, "even if he wanted to be a piano player".

Unlike the dutiful labor of Weber's Protestant ethic, the nethic embraces flexible hours, creativity and a passion for one's work.

Is there a passion of one over the other?" Young said that if there were no obstacles, "there's no doubt I'd like to go back to Princeton".

The core of historical truth was this: in 1585 in Italy -- that proverbial sink of sensational depravity -- the Duke of Bracciano had conceived a passion for one Vittoria Accaramboni, who succumbed only after Bracciano had arranged the murders first of his own wife, then of Vittoria's husband.