Sentence examples for nascent passion from inspiring English sources

Shirley recognised Clara's nascent passion and encouraged it.

Acquiring linemen's spurs and ropes, they made daring climbs up trees and cliffs to procure raptor chicks and indulge a nascent passion for wildlife photography.

At that point his passion for modern architecture was still nascent.

The mezzo-soprano Re'ut Ben-Ze'ev, accompanied by Mr. Del Tredici at the piano, offered a bold, committed account — "portrayal" might be a better word, so deeply physical was her performance — in songs that dealt with nascent romance and motherhood, as well as dwindling passion, loss and renewed independence.

And as if in demonstration of the roiling passions stirred up by such probings of nascent human life, a renowned biologist at the University of California at San Francisco, Elizabeth H. Blackburn, was dismissed from the President's Council on Bioethics.

To the nascent explorer, this can be the defining experience that kindles the passion for science.

My passion for shooting the street was born out of my nascent technical knowledge and moving to - and unyielding love for - New York.

What is left are just enough pieces and letters to convey the anguish, emotions and passions that transformed the disillusioned and failed preacher into the nascent artist, and the nascent artist into a master of impressionism.'Van Gogh in the Borinage: The Birth of an Artist' is at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Mons until May 17th.

A computer science degree led to a job with Digital Equipment Corporation and embrace of the nascent internet, which he and his wife Barbara – who is no longer involved with the site – used to research a passion for folklore.

That can stymie nascent breakthroughs.

Navigating these nascent sites is fairly straightforward.