Sentence examples for breathe passion from inspiring English sources

Talking about your sexual fantasies, sharing intimacies about your best sexual experiences and basically putting sex on the menu could breathe passion into your currently unsatisfactory physical encounters.

If you are willing to try something new, however, you can reinvigorate your shared sex life and breathe passion into the relationship.

Nature breathed passion.

Taken as a whole, the series has breathed passion and ambition into a piano-trio tradition that was in danger of becoming as stylized as traditional Chinese opera.

Taken as a whole, the series has breathed passion and ambition into a piano-trio tradition that was in danger of becoming as stylized as traditional Chinese opera... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar.

Taken as a whole, the series has breathed passion and ambition into a piano-trio tradition that was in danger of becoming as stylized as traditional Chinese opera... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jia Tolentino.

"I'm making a statement with my greeting cards and I live and breathe this passion," she said.

If they'd only can the cabaret If they'd send the hula dancers on their way We could breathe our passion fervent While the crowd was unobservant And we wouldn't have to shout the things we say.

There are people who are born and determine right away that they want to be a writer, a doctor, a fireman, and then they go about their life and actually live and breathe their passion.

We don't even see enough of Mr. Graham's preaching to understand his charismatic appeal, the combination of earthy forthrightness and sweeping vision, storytelling humor and fire-breathing passion.

The Critique of Pure Reason from dry old Immanuel Kant is surely due the Hollywood treatment, with Ralph Fiennes breathing passion into the categorical imperative, while a title like Fear and Trembling is pure box office even if Soren Kierkegaard himself was a few premises short of a logical conclusion.