"ever passionate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is consistently full of enthusiasm and energy for a particular subject or cause. For example, "He was an ever passionate advocate for the environment, always fighting against pollution and deforestation."
The mayor, an ever-passionate 68, detailed some of the successes, citing Groupon as one of many firms whose rise was both unpredictable and a function of a premeditated pro-business environment.
The indefatigable Sue Fulton and the ever-passionate Fiona Dawson are among them.
America's romance with gas-guzzling sports-utility vehicles appears to be fading and its affair with biofuels is ever more passionate.
Mr. Sarkozy, as ever, was passionate about his government's accomplishments, both in helping oust the defeated president of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, five months ago, and now Colonel Qaddafi in Libya.
I have vivid memories, in particular, of dinner one night in a favorite restaurant, where two nearby women in their late 20s and dressed as professionals engaged in ever more passionate embraces.
Despite a battery of government measures — some introduced in the past year or so — and ever more passionate debate about gender roles, only about 14 percent of German mothers with one child resume full-time work, and only 6 percent of those with two.
Sarkozy, as ever, was passionate about his government's accomplishments, both in helping oust the defeated president of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, four months ago, and now Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya.He was also defiant about the need to aggressively meet the economic and political challenges of the future.It was vital to act, he said, "not submit".
[C4.] Cable TV News and the Opinions of Lou Dobbs In one 24-hour period, the newscaster Lou Dobbs insistently offered his ever more passionate views on immigration all across the television landscape, underscoring that what works in cable television news is not an objective analysis of the day's events but hard-nosed, unstinting advocacy of a specific point of view on a sizzling hot topic.
You may like your local phone company but when did you ever feel passionate about it?
And the worst are, as ever, full of passionate intensity, oblivious to the grotesque failure of their doctrine in practice.
