The phrase "furious passion" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe intense or overwhelming emotions, particularly anger or rage. Example: "Her heart raced as she watched him, consumed by a furious passion that she couldn't control. She knew it was wrong, but she couldn't help the overwhelming desire to confront him and demand answers."
And no wonder they hate the party-builder in the White House with such a furious passion.
Claire Jolivet showed respect for its myriad elements: the soulful spirituality, the furious passion, the good-natured liveliness.
She sang with melting richness, regal refinement when called for, and furious passion when Aeneas abandons her.
She loved her kids with the same furious passion – dashing home from parliament to tuck them into bed at night, before dashing back for another late night vote.
An impressively rich baritone, he delivered the È Sogno? with a furious passion and, in disguise as Fontana, rivalled Maestri for overall panache.
Different methods of temperament, ways of dividing the musical span into its constituent notes, multiplied, and their creators competed with the furious passion of European soccer fans.
Few political leaders arouse such furious passions as Mr Orban.
"The perpetrators were Hungarians, it was Hungarians who fired the shots and it was Hungarians who died," he said.Admiral Horthy still arouses furious passions.
Furious passions burst through the film's quiet sobriety: a shot in which Anne, gliding wordlessly, ensnares Martin in her gaze has the force of the Dance of the Seven Veils.
Only one thing: vigilante violence, "the increasing disregard for law which pervades the country; the growing disposition to substitute the wild and furious passions in lieu of the sober judgment of Courts".
Especially when you are already under fire for an alarming centralisation of political power and the takeover or abolition of formerly independent institutions.The bad publicity has certainly aroused furious passions.
