The phrase "a source of passion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that inspires strong feelings or enthusiasm in a person.
Example: "Traveling to new countries has always been a source of passion for me, fueling my desire to explore different cultures."
Alternatives: "a wellspring of enthusiasm" or "a catalyst for passion."
If art can have such a powerful effect on us, might not the person who created that art also be a source of overwhelming passion?
To his free-spirited wife, Helen, appalled by his decision to enlist in the war in his late 30s, he was a source of anguished passion.
Corinne Lamb, Rick and Darien's elder daughter, earned her doctorate in Physics & Astronomy at Johns Hopkins, and has always been a key source of passion for the beauty of space and the night sky in his family.
He knew that I would shoot in the style that Time needed; that was a source of pride and passion for me.
For 20 gardeners — many of whom are in their 70s — the 30 plots at the preserve are a source of pride and passion.
Far from being cold calculation, maths is seen as a source of beauty and passion but also of dangerously consuming personal obsession.
Out-of-staters passing by on Route 15 may be mystified by the name, but to residents of central Pennsylvania the brightly lighted Sheetz convenience store, stocked with Utz chips and a Cupo'ccino machine, is a source of pride — no, passion.
Your life should be a source of joy and passion - not just an opportunity to work.
But it is a source of some satisfaction that passion should sometimes prove to be as sound a guide in contemporary art as it often is in other fields where consensus is more easily reached in the definition of quality.
California, known for its seemingly endless beautiful coastline, is also a source of endless ingenuity and passion for protecting our natural resources from plastic waste.
