Sentence examples for later passion from inspiring English sources

Later Passion plays abound, and they tended to become longer and more complex.

Granted, Phil Connors's early ambitious passion for advancement is a far less attractive thing than the later passion of his love for Rita (played by Andie MacDowell).

It was an experience that helped to fuel her later passion for the novels of Balzac, Stendhal, Flaubert, and, especially, Proust's "In Search of Lost Time".

Ganz notes that Cisneros's childhood loneliness was instrumental in shaping her later passion for writing.

The first time she put her hands on a typewriter she was too young to have even felt or known most of the things that would drive and define her narratives later: love, passion, exile, betrayal, loss, reconciliation.

A few months later, passions have cooled, and this clerk told me that O'Connor was acting in what she perceived to be the best interest of the country.

Among the earliest works in Georgian is the prose Tsameba tsmidisa Shushanikisi dedoplisa (470 or later; "The Passion of Saint Queen Shushanik"), attributed to Iakob Tsurtaveli.

Instead, he was seen as a sensitive, if lonely, prince with a serious gift for music and, later, a passion for film.

Later, his passion for birds, animals and flowers led him to spend time on Horn Island in the Gulf, where he got close to his subjects.

Mr. Godard himself would probably be the first to wonder (in crisp, epigrammatic phrases) why a single film from the early part of his career should be worth more, at least to those crazy Late Capitalists, than four films from the later half ("Passion," 1982; "Hélas Pour Moi," 1993; "First Name: Carmen," 1983; and "Detective," 1985).

However, I hadn't predicted that a few years later my passion for science would take me to yet another east coast -- this time to the other side of the world in Australia -- as a Marie Curie Fellow.