Sentence examples for collective passion from inspiring English sources

First add the collective passion in this country for baseball, basketball and football.

Every horse matters to someone but horses like Kauto Star keep the collective passion alive.

Directors are increasingly solitary heirs to a collective passion, communing personally with each but never to all.

From slavery to religious persecution, dust bowl poverty to inner city rioting, injustice stirs up a collective passion like wildfire.

You need to get there early and the view isn't that good, but the atmosphere is fantastic and you get a real sense of the collective passion.

This is, in a sense, a testimony to our collective passion for communication and contact over all other needs, and a lesson in how quickly ideas of decorum adjust to the times.

In creative approach, Cartier-Bresson indeed carried Surrealism in his heart, playing specific appearances against general ideas, as in crowd shots that discover spiky personalities amid collective passions.

If I really were the alien I feel like among this crowd, I'd report back to my home planet that humans find football a potent symbol of communal belonging, as well as a release of collective passions.

Their collective wisdom, passion and generosity impacted thousands of elementary school children for almost 20 years.

The dinner table conversation topics may have wandered from "The Godfather" to the North Pole to Uruguayan footballers with biting habits, but one aspect did not falter: the atmosphere of collective literary passion.

In the same way that Sigmund Freud created a way of making sense of the dynamics and passions of the human psyche, the pioneering French sociologist, Emile Durkheim, created a language for understanding our collective moral passions.