The phrase "fresh passion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong and intense feeling or emotion that is new or recently rekindled. Example: After years of being in a stagnant relationship, Sarah felt a fresh passion for life when she moved to a new city and started a new job.
The issue of alternative medicine, especially Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M ., brings fresh passion to the demarcation problem.
He hires a full-time employee to "go knocking on the doors" of farmers on Bali for fresh passion fruit.
Sadiq orders us a platter of barbecue hunks of chicken and lamb tikka, masala fish, and fresh passion fruit juice.
His Hurry-cane — questionably named but decidedly tasty, with fresh passion fruit, banana rum, lime, and a confident dose of chili pepper — is particularly transporting.
Reached again recently during a student workshop at the University of Strasbourg, Mr. Kiarostami, despite suffering from the flu, talked with fresh passion about filming in Japan.
There, working under Leon Wieseltier, literary editor at the New Republic, he was seen as bringing a fresh passion and, sometimes, fierceness to American book reviewing.
Now, as a "novelist for grown-ups" and the mother of a 12-year-old boy who shares my love of fiction, how I envy fellow authors who have not just the talent but the rare sensibility to captivate his fresh passions and unencumbered attention.
And traditional or not, the passion-fruit-coated ribs (grilled and accompanied by deep-fried fingers of yucca, doused with a very fresh, lively passion fruit salsa) are lean and delicious.
Her life flows clean, with passion, like fresh water".
Here are some ways to keep things fresh to keep passion in your love making: Hook up as often as you can.
Those singles – "Filmstar", "Animal Nitrate", "Trash" and the sing-along finale "Beautiful Ones" – are all delivered with fresh exuberance and passion.
