Sentence examples for better passionate from inspiring English sources

These six descriptions included five Positive Stereotypes ("curious," "interested in work," "intelligent," "works to make world better," "passionate") and one Stereotypical Scientist (Einstein).

The most prevalent descriptions of scientists ("curious," "interested in work," "intelligent," "works to make world better," "passionate") were also very similar to the most prevalent descriptions found in other recent surveys (Wyer et al., 2010; Andersen et al., 2014).

"Something like this takes a lot of work and effort, so you'd better be passionate about it.

When runners spend time and many miles training for the marathon – and, in some cases, year after year, like you – those athletes had better be passionate about it.

"Anyone who thinks they're going to start a food company as we did, with no money, better be passionate about it," he said.

Ah, there's nothing better than passionate users.

For the first time, the youth among those second billion smartphone owners will be able to get really interested in, or better yet passionate about, something — and then be able to learn everything there is to know about it, at their leisure, in their homes.

"We are now putting a better product in passionate communities".

"It's better to be passionate about beautiful girls than be gay".

Those skills fell flat on Tuesday when Mr. Berlusconi, trying to make light of recent reports of his personal relationship with a 17-year-old Moroccan girl, said during a news conference in Milan, "It's better to be passionate about beautiful women than gay".

In my fantasies he does a tango with Berlusconi, who last year tried to make light of charges that he had been involved with a 17-year-old girl by saying, "It's better to be passionate about beautiful women than to be gay".