Sentence examples for issue of passion from inspiring English sources

"But every once in a while, the issue of fit, and the issue of passion and the issue of making a difference has to be calibrated into it".

"No issue of comparable passion has arisen to take its place".

Distrust of Wall Street has long been an issue of equal passion on the left and on the right, but one that has been obfuscated successfully by the consensus of senators of both parties whose votes have been bought and paid for.

The result is that elections are fought in a welter of journalistic catchwords … Debate, therefore, is no longer constructive but purely destructive and concentrated on transient issues of popular passion which tend yet further to obscure the real issues which should receive the attention of Government".

It is there that I will speak to issues of methodology, passions and loyalties.

Many smaller independent labels that invest in and act as greenhouses for emerging talent that isn't mainstream enough to get signed by major labels, and are operated on a shoestring budget and lots of passion, would take issue with that statement.

The issue of freedom is beyond passion for those who have felt deprived of it; seeking freedom is greater than a one-minute segment on the evening news, and not about cheap and easy jokes on morning radio shows.

"There is a lot of passion about this issue in San Francisco," said Howard Levitt, the spokesman for the National Park Service here.

Some activists said the issue was not really a lack of passion for Mr. Romney or a corresponding inability to influence the nation as starkly as the movement did in 2010.

"There is a lot of passion around these issues," Mr. Salazar said at a news conference with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger at Mather Air Field near here.

IN what promises to be the most contentious midterm election since 1994, there is no shortage of passion about big issues facing the country: the place and nature of the federal government in America's future; public debt; jobs; health care; the influence of special interests; and the role of populist movements like the Tea Party.