"instill passion" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing something that creates a strong emotion in someone. For example, "This inspiring speech helped to instill passion in her for the cause."
Much gratitude goes out to all those involved for using this course as a forum to instill passion and excitement for engineering design.
He shows how the sense of schools as special communities can help instill passion and commitment in teachers, administrators, and students alike--and how passion and commitment are absolutely necessary for educational success.
If the goal is to instill passion in millennials, however, there is little reason to dwell on foreign policy, or so it seems.
"She instills passion, confidence, poise and values in her players," Mills said.
Currently president of the Genetics Society of America, Rine was a Howard Hughes Medical Institute professor who transformed biology laboratory curricula to instill a passion for scientific discovery into undergraduate teaching labs.
How can you instill your passion, patience, and confidence in the hearts of others?
Ellaskins, real name Jonathan Lewis, is a man who loves DJing and lives to instill that passion for selecting in others.
Ruark said he knows his students won't become farmers, so he aims to instill a passion for agriculture.
The good news is that a growing number of educators, experimenters and DIYers are joining forces in the hopes that they can instill a passion for making and doing in today's kids.
Good educators do far more than simply teach content ― they encourage students to think about the world more critically and instill their passion for their subjects into the minds of my generation.
