The phrase "affecting passion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong emotional influence or impact that something has on a person's feelings or enthusiasm.
Example: "The film was so moving, it left the audience with an affecting passion for social justice."
Alternatives: "stirring emotion" or "evocative fervor".
Helen Williams sings his wronged wife with affecting passion, Rachel Nicholls is his umpteenth wronged lover with rare stage bravery in the first operatic scene to cry out for Viagra.
In John Sayles's quietly affecting PASSION FISH (1992), May-Alice (Mary McDonnell) is a grouchy, uncooperative patient until she meets her match in Chantelle (Alfre Woodard), her latest live-in nurse.
Ekaterina Shelkanova and Angel Corella brought to the roles of Caroline and Her Lover an affecting passion but too little of the stylization that gives this ballet such a wounding edge.
The criticism has not affected his passion, but he said it has helped him refine "How Theater Failed America".
Whilst not setting aside the significance of rationality and intelligibility, this study illustrates that it is affect and passion alongside cognitive calculation that generate movement and action in organisational networks.
But the 19-year-old's illness has not affected her passion for fashion - she buys all the newest products and spends hours practising techniques and styles, as well as filling her wardrobe with the latest fashions.
What makes an affect a passion is that it is confused, and therefore inadequate.
Putting passions inside that scope — saying that what it is right to do now is to act with a certain affect or passion — is another.
In both cases it is important to see that the force of both affect and passion inheres in the representations themselves; when these forces are compressed or relaxed beyond the static point, they produce tension within the masses of representations, which manifests itself as affect (Weiss 1928: 90).
A "bloody nuisance" of an Achilles injury sustained in the gym may have hindered his movement and temporarily scuppered his own golfing exploits, but nothing seems to have affected his passion for what he does in the 31 years since Matchroom was a tiny operation run out of a small office in Romford and he had his hands on everything.
How has your experience with The Austin Wall, available for all to see whenever the courthouse is open, affected your passion for public art?
