Sentence examples for create a passion from inspiring English sources
Or it has to create a passion.
Not allowing a protégé to move on or spread their wings can create a passion drain.
And without that drive to create — a passion that, for her, borders on devotion — she wouldn't have had the energy to start Knock Knock in the first place.
We can do this by designing, equipping,and staffing innovative, hands-on programs like VEX Robotics and Citizen Schools, that create a passion for STEM.
When you undertake the Job Crafting exercise, you create a passion elixir built on three potent ingredients: mastery, meaning, and membership.
The public mission of the project is to advance cross-cultural reflection and to create a passion among people for learning from, not just about, other traditions on different forms of good human life.
The hearts part is about creating a passion and a real connection between the person and the business.
When Mr. Christie first turned up at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, in 1989, it was with a production of Lully's "Atys" that quickly created a passion in New York for lavishly staged French Baroque opera.
Today, the Institute continues its dedication to public education and creating a passion for science by offering new and exciting access to science and technology in ways that would dazzle and delight its namesake.
He has introduced electronic music to an audience frightened by anything more radical than Puccini, and has created a passion for live, sung music theater in a gaggle of students who were suckled on a diet of computer games and sci-fi movies.
