The phrase "bring a passion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea of bringing enthusiastic or intense feelings towards something. Example: "When pursuing a new project, it is important to bring a passion for the subject matter in order to achieve success."
And if you don't bring a passion and an intensity to it, you shouldn't be doing it.' What others say 'You don't just join one of his films.
Drawing on a career that has taken him from the executive suites of French and British oil companies to hardscrabble parish churches in the British Midlands and to scenes of sectarian strife in Africa and the Middle East, Bishop Welby said he would bring a "passion for reconciliation" to his new position.
They all bring a passion for design and making a difference.
Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard are phenomenal actors and bring a passion to whatever characters they portray.
It is true that many of the Sea Shepherd crewmembers are inexperienced, but the fact is that these volunteers bring a passion to the project that cannot be found in a hired crew.
As a pianist Mr. Rzewski has long brought a passion of utterance and an incisiveness of attack to his playing.
"They brought a passion to the game, but they were proper off the field and never insulted each other.
He is the first former player to coach this team and brings a passion for the club that he hopes will rub off on his players.
As the observations of Jack Mendel and Marcus Dysch testify, the Labour man brings a passion and an intellectual insight to such matters that Goldsmith appears to lack.
In 1556 a Dutchman, Hubert Goltzius, listed 968 such collections all over Europe.From the late 16th century, the wealth and political stability of the Netherlands brought a passion for collecting among a middle class that had the money and opportunity to indulge it.
They've been united at Varietal by its owner, Greggory J. Hockenberry, who not only brings a passion for wine to the picture but also makes that passion the focal point, as the name of the restaurant and that special card of "grower Champagne" make clear.
