Sentence examples similar to defining passion from inspiring English sources

So trowels flew after the British government — heeding environmental concerns — announced plans to gradually eliminate peat from all gardening products, setting off an intense battle over how to prioritize two of this country's defining passions: indulging the yard and protecting the planet.

Consider the grassroots Tea Partiers, one of whose defining passions has been rage at the bankers.

Answering this question offers a novel opportunity for self-reflection and provides students a chance to investigate their most critical values and defining passions.

It's difficult to define passion.

Colleges are looking for talented academic students who have one or two clearly defined passions".

Even this is a bit too broad, and so Descartes defines passions proper as "those perceptions, sensations or emotions of the soul which we refer particularly to it, and which are caused, maintained and strengthened by some movement of the spirits" (AT XI 349, CSM I 338-9).

Perhaps by defining your passion, finding your bliss and letting that energy flow into a movement.

In defining my passion for gender equity, it feels so powerful to expose my own blind spots about gender inequality and to feel so strongly about a cause.

Through intimate conversations where they shared their life stories to our casual laughter over tea each morning, I gained inspiration from these heroines of an older generation, while defining my passion for global health.

Also, you need to clearly define your passion.

Don't let anyone else define your passion for you because of your gender or the color of your skin".