The phrase "carry passion" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that someone is showing enthusiasm, dedication and commitment to something they believe in. For example, "Mary is an inspiring leader who carries passion in everything she does."
In the bailes funk (funk parties), women sporting figure-clinging clothes provocatively sway to the rapid-fire rhythms as shirtless men break out their dance moves under one forbidden sound that carries passion, lust and anger drawn from social injustice, guns, sex and drugs.
Elaine was devoted to her family, and carried this passion to her work on behalf of Hadassah.
Annie carries that passion to her new home, raiding Eldon's library; her first choice is Samuel Johnson's dictionary.
Baraka, the author of such seminal stage works as "Dutchman," "The Toilet," and "The Slave" (all from 1964), carried his passion over to the theatre, and before the Black Arts Movement, which he spearheaded, came to an end, around 1975, he galvanized a number of other marginalized writers to find their voices onstage, too.
He tried to carry the same passion into the third set but his energy and self-belief seemed to wilt, and a comeback never looked likely.
Despite the changing demographics, he says Crane's players carry the same passion and drive he and his teammates had more than 40 years ago.
Because of his love, affection and remarkable generosity, there are several thousand Calhoun graduates who carry forward his passion for intellectual pursuit.
We laughed with you, marched with you and will always share and carry on your passion for justice and human rights in our lives.
"The job now is to carry on with passion and pride - including at Ascot next week - so that when ITV take over on January 1, there's a sound platform and level of interest in the sport that hopefully can be strengthened".
