The phrase "ignited passion" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or intense feeling of excitement or enthusiasm that has been sparked or awakened in someone. Here is an example: "Her performance on stage ignited a passion in the audience, who were captivated by her powerful voice and dynamic presence."
The show ignited passion, and a passionate nostalgia.
A dark, dynamic Elena Roger ignited Passion at the Donmar, and at the Young Vic The Human Comedy combined cracker-barrel wholesomeness with a melancholy, inventive score.
It was the final stop on a search for the place to lead his new life, one that centred around his recently ignited passion for the practice of yoga.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti urged an end to the violence: "The trial that we saw in Florida has ignited passion," he said.
Fear about a possible future for a fragmented health service, under the government's reforms, may also have ignited passions.
To kiteboarders, though, the record merely raises the ante in a contest that has ignited passions in the small but competitive world of speed racing.
"The trial that we saw in Florida has ignited passions but we have to make sure that it will not ignite the city," Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti said.
AT a moment when the subject of America's immigration policy has ignited passions across the country, here at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival audiences are being encouraged to laugh about it.
MILWAUKEE — Less than 48 hours after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin ignited passions and protests throughout the nation, a jury was selected here for a trial with some striking similarities.
Wednesday night's press conference seemed to be a different deal as the president leaped into a highly charged controversy that has ignited passions across talk radio, the blogosphere and the old-fashioned water cooler.
Schlunkendorf is not a name evocative of things of beauty, but the white asparagus that grows here is beautiful indeed and has ignited passions that Germans tend to reserve for music.
