Sentence examples for designated passion from inspiring English sources
Those labeled "Earthbound" -- the working title of the book, which does not yet have a publisher -- are the oral histories; tapes designated "Passion" are his conceptual commentaries; those called "Shorts" are anecdotal "bridges" between the other two categories.
On August 20, 2000, the Russian Orthodox Church canonized the emperor and his family, designating them "passion bearers" (the lowest rank of sainthood) because of the piety they had shown during their final days.
Those in her community recognized her passion for learning and designated her for the position.
Just because "National Romance" has a specific month, it does not mean your efforts for passion should have a designated date.
Apart from the difficulties of implementation (which nobody denied), the apparent reason for rejecting this scheme was the long-standing governmental passion for A-levels since the days of Kenneth Baker, repeatedly designated 'the gold standard' of our educational system.
Terri Rosen Deutsch, a commission spokeswoman who said the house was not designated "partly because it had been significantly altered over time," noted that the passion of the Poe fans produced "more press coverage that many other potential landmark issues".
With a designated driver on board for the whole tour, you'll be free to indulge your passion for beer without worrying how you'll get back to your hotel.
The passion that the Civil War still evokes was evident earlier this year when Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia designated April as Confederate History Month — without mentioning slavery.
Both are designated landmarks.
It even designated ghosts.
