Sentence examples for passion created from inspiring English sources

Dale's generosity and passion created opportunities for the countless people people that crossed her path.

Warhol's "Grande Passion," created in 1984 for an ad campaign for Grand Passion cognac, was owned by the museum and had a value of about $15,000.

Starting just last year, her vision and passion created a massive snow ball effect, which you can see if you visit the site and see what they've managed to create so far, and how thorough and well conceived the mission and strategy is.

Passion creates obstacles and pain that block what love is about.

The "most connected man in Britain" has a passion creating "quality connections" between people, in projects such as the Co-Sponsorship Agency. Co-Sponsorship Agency

But the main subject is her professed passion: creating rooms of haunting luxury packed with enough rarities and idiosyncratic touches to upstage a Zeffirelli opera set.

Since then, it seems no event has generated as much attention regarding whether extremism, anti-government sentiment and political passion create a social climate that promotes violence.

These included "the cross-country team isn't late" -- because it's attention to detail at the margins that wins championships -- "success creates passion as much as passion creates success" -- because you don't wait for passion, sometimes it follows results -- and most important, "you don't know how good you can be".

And the passions created in the Clinton years were deeply engaged in all three episodes.

We have to imagine what kind of passions created it, but we risk distorting them because they are so alien.

Whereas the last tournament over here in 2000 was a sparsely attended event dogged by atrocious weather and transport headaches, this one gave us five weeks when the sport aroused passions, created friendships and dazzled with the brilliance of the skills.