And you can experience your own if you have the courage to display your character and your passion.
"But I think it's acceptable for people to display their passion and enthusiasm and aggrievement from time to time in the sport.
If most of the drawings have a cool-jazz vibe, the semi-sculptural ones display a passion for following the rendered line toward every possible direction or dimension.
Similarly, during Donald Trump's campaign, she remained in the background and did not display deep passion for any particular policy issue.
The standard today is to have smart, competent, physically magnetic people who do straight news gravely and celebrity interviews empathetically, and who occasionally, strategically, display moral passion and then retreat, as Anderson Cooper, of CNN, did during Hurricane Katrina.
Now dream has become reality, as the sisters, whose grandmother came from Rome, will be at Pitti W, the women's section of the fair, creating an installation to display their passion for craft and technique.
For the session, stills from which are also being used as offical photos for the Confessions tour, six innocent stallions were transported to a Hollywood sound stage, ostensibly so that the diva could display her passion for equestrianism.
The modern era of such memoirs began with a gusher from the Administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whose insistence that his aides display a "passion for anonymity" had only a temporary restraining effect.
In the last four years, Mr. Holding has added four lifts and built three log-and-rock lodges that display his passion for quality workmanship, inspiring comments about Snowbasin's restrooms, with their brass fixtures and marble counters.
Civil rights attorney Joyce Schon of progressive group By Any Means Necessary encouraged participants to display their passion for the cause.
