Sentence examples for longstanding passion from inspiring English sources

Esther Perel, a couples therapist and author of "Mating in Captivity," emphasizes a separateness at the heart of longstanding passion.

A longstanding passion project for McQueen, whose wife first found the book (which was then out of print), it was formally announced in August 2011.

In his letter, Robertson expressed again his longstanding passion for horses and tried to explain why he got involved in racing.

Shennan described Radcliffe as a "firm favourite with Radio 2 listeners [with] unrivalled broadcasting credentials and longstanding passion, knowledge and hands-on experience of folk music".

The meaning of the names didn't stop him: as someone with a longstanding passion for early music, he would immediately have recognized 415 as an allusion to Baroque pitch.

This is partly because it is a graphic medium and he has a love of drawing, not to mention a great facility, and partly because he has a longstanding passion for the art of printmaking.

Her remarks were in keeping with her longstanding passions but many in the audience were rooting for her to make one more campaign to become the nation's first female president.

After selling ASC, he and his wife Gloria built the Pluckemin Inn in Bedminster to pursue his longstanding love of food and passion for fine wine.

Made from a mixture of milk, dark and white chocolate, examples include the 72 per cent Madagascan Cocoa Truffle, the longstanding favourite Passion Fruit Truffle and the Salted Almond Praline.

I have a longstanding love for art.

As we commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the first world war, this referendum campaign may be yet another example of how easily fierce ideologies, tribal passions, longstanding grievances, undue optimism and political cock-ups can take hold, with consequences that go on to affect and afflict the lives of millions.