Sentence examples for instilling a passion from inspiring English sources

He is widely credited with bringing the sport to Bhutan and instilling a passion for it in the royal family.

For June, Hadassah had always been, and must always be, a proactive voice for American Jewish women, instilling a passion for participation among women to become engaged in both Hadassah and the global Jewish community.

My father was a graduate student at UC Berkeley, fascinated by science fiction, so my (limited) TV time primarily consisted of watching grown men talk to Pontiacs (Knight Rider) and tour the galaxy in their pajamas (Star Trek), instilling a passion for cars, computers, and space.

His bi-cultural background instilled a passion for traveling and learning from other cultures.

Bhutan's fourth king, 57-year-old Jigme Singye Wangchuck, now retired and widely referred to simply as K4, still plays daily (Mr. Dorji instilled a passion for the game in the king when he was a teenager) and is rumored to have made 65 3-pointers in a game (the N.B.A. record is 12).

As a volunteer he instilled a passion and a belief in me for the sport of rowing which has grown over the last 16 years.

His early experiences in nature instilled a passion for outdoor adventure and living in remote or isolated areas.

My mother was a musician in the U.S. Army band and instilled a passion for playing music in me at a young age, and we bonded while playing music together at home.

Gainer went on to become a working cinematographer, but his adventures in back lot dumpster-diving instilled a passion for collecting antique movie cameras, which he now puts to good use as curator of the camera museum at the old American Society of Cinematographers clubhouse in Hollywood.

The more important goal is instilling a love of music.

Mr. Wood did such a good job instilling a farming passion in his daughters that one is now ranching in Montana, and the other moved to New Zealand, where she and her husband bought a 7,000-acre 7,000-acreion.