Sentence examples for earliest passion from inspiring English sources

Like Glazer, Daniel Bell, and Seymour Martin Lipset — other putative "neo-conservatives" who never went off the deep end, so to speak — he was grounded in empirical social science, and his earliest passion was for domestic policy.

Like Glazer, Daniel Bell, and Seymour Martin Lipset other putative "neo-conservatives" who never went off the deep end, so to speak he was grounded in empirical social science, and his earliest passion was for domestic policy.

But having thus been "branded" the sexy artist, O'Keeffe resisted the narrowcast and backed away from being photographed nude and "sequestered" her abstract work -- her earliest passion -- and gave way to more realistic drawing of bones and mountains and flowers.

Tommy [Nutter] would compliment me if he saw me walking down the Row," says Ramroop. "One of my earliest passions was to make sure the back of the jacket was as interesting as the front.

For a few hours I was a kid again, reliving memories sparked by the dozens of puppets and paintings, quilts and carvings, weather vanes and whirligigs that combined my two earliest passions -- baseball and art.

Victoria described Harper's early passion for football as "like a dagger going into my heart".

His mother and his father, a doctor, encouraged his early passion for art.

The publication continues to reflect the early passion for sharing computer knowledge and software.

The Brooklyn-bred daughter of maintenance workers, Ms. James says politics was an early passion.

From her mother, the co-editor of Poetry magazine, she acquired an early passion for verse.

Tell me about your early passion for stories and how that developed.