Sentence examples similar to ingrained passion from inspiring English sources

I always dreamed of making a surf movie; the chance for my worlds to collide, for the passion of my father's life and my own ingrained love of storytelling to merge as one beautiful piece of work.

Affects are defined as "passing deviations from the state of equanimity", whereas passions are "ingrained desires" (LPs [1850]: 76).

The ingrained anti-Semitism of the Passion plays is also, expectedly, a prominent strand in this act, which includes excerpts from an actual text used at a performance attended by Hitler, and direct quotations from his response.

It's much more than a skill -- it is an ingrained strength fueled by your deepest passions, and nurtured by an unwavering sense of purpose.

To shift something as ingrained as racism is in British society requires commitment, passion, a visceral hatred of injustice.

Quite simply and sadly, this tragic passion play is an exercise of deeply ingrained Democratic "wussiness" and sexism.

It's the raw passion that is created because football in the U.K. is so deeply ingrained in our culture.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

The ingrained inequities of capitalism?

Our ingrained habits change us.