The phrase "consumed with passion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is intensely enthusiastic or emotionally involved in something.
Example: "She was consumed with passion for her art, spending countless hours perfecting her craft."
Alternatives: "overwhelmed by passion" or "engulfed in passion."
In his Letter to the Romans, verses 1 26-27, Paul observes of idol worshippers, "Their women exchanged natural intercourse for unnatural, and in the same way also the men, giving up natural intercourse with women, were consumed with passion for one another.
Their women exchanged natural intercourse for unnatural, and in the same way also the men, giving up natural intercourse with women, were consumed with passion for one another.
But I think it is because we are terrified that the image of God within us will be let loose; that we will be consumed with the passion of love that will not let us go.
All football tournaments should be held in Italy, where calcio is consumed with a passion that makes religion seem almost frivolous by comparison.
Pound resisted the philological approach to literature that he was taught at Penn, since philology considered itself a science and above critical judgment, and Pound was consumed with a passion for critical judgment.
No, I'm not suggesting that you should spread yourself too thin and not realize when you need a break, but when you become consumed with a passion project, or extra curricular activities that provide a fuel to your internal fire, instead of worrying about "burning out," start embracing and encouraging the ignition of your forest fire.
If, for instance, you are consumed with lust (a passion falling under appetite), you might not do what under other circumstances you yourself would judge to be the sensible thing.
Ask Brazilians about the problem, though, and you will hear a very different view -- one that offers an insight into the twists that economic logic produces when a third world country confronts globalized pricing and distribution of a product that it consumes with a passion.
They are simple exciting dishes: a taste of passion best consumed with cold sake and an open mind.
As the years pass, however, and the "radiance" of his passion dims, Nabokov is increasingly consumed with practical matters.
He should not be consumed with real estate, business ventures and investing, because many passions have no apparent relationship to making money.
