Sentence examples for lose passion from inspiring English sources
If you lose pressure, you lose passion.
Others abandon fan-type sites because they lose passion for the topic.
As did Fassel, vocationally speaking, which is why he has rediscovered what most in the sports industry are fated to lose, passion beyond self-interest.
When there is no figure in his spiritual work, the pictures lose passion and become hokey and stripped flat; the voice gets lost.
Managers who hold negative assumptions micromanage, lock up needed supplies, withhold important information, and create senseless rules and policies, causing even the best people to lose passion for what they do.
Hargrove said at the time that he had lost passion for the game.
For Reynolds, though, this process was less about rediscovering a misplaced tradition than finding a lost passion.
With only four actors, four chairs and a raked platform, Gill's production beautifully conjures up a world of lost passion.
The totem of Patricia's lost passion is a nude portrait of her, "The Beginning," that Jonathan painted the day they met, and which now hangs above the flickering light of Patricia and Nick's fireplace.
Fast wanted to recover the lost passion, the human reality of a nation at war, the tragic no less than the glorious.
