Sentence examples for long term passion from inspiring English sources

Whether you have a short term passion or a long term passion depends on you and the time it takes to reach the task at hand.

We may love our partners deeply, idolize them, and even be willing to die for them, but these feelings rarely translate into long-term passion.

A penchant for clunky wordplay and a long-term passion for US r'n'b combined with a lab-rat air may help explain why they have been perversely overlooked for this year's Mercury Prize shortlist in favour of Ben Howard.

Her long-term passion was James VI and I, but she also studied his mother, and in Mary Queen of Scots: A Study in Failure (1987) subjected the queen to an attack that bluntly challenged the romantic myth.

The company certainly pursues ambitious, untried technologies — think Google Glass and self-driving cars — but those tend to be long-term passion projects for its founders and top executives.

Through experience, we have learned that often a first experience working in public service, whether through a summer internship or a postgraduate fellowship, can blossom into a long-term passion for public interest work.

The live-action movie adaptation has been a long-term passion project for James Cameron and from the early reviews, it sounds like this movie is remarkably faithful to the Japanese source material.

At least that's the view of Dr David Clarke, senior lecturer in journalism at Sheffield's Hallam University, for whom tracking the government reaction to UFOs has been a long-term passion.

For their long-term passion project, the moviemakers is looking at a total of three seasons, with possible multi-media spin-offs.

The long term and short term passions can undoubtedly go hand-in-hand.

These are the issues that are long term, arouse strong passions and can easily be derailed in parliament.