Sentence examples for passion for found from inspiring English sources

As friends they share a passion for found images, football, word-play and the belief that the best ideas are generated around the dining table.

Mr. Bradbury's passion for books found expression in his dystopian novel "Fahrenheit 451," published in 1953.

The passion for colour found an outlet in lacquer decoration in England as in other European countries.

He went on to play the Wimbledon and the U.S. Open championship, but his passion for cinema found him a second career.

With some exceptions, Obama's passion for organizing finds more enthusiasm among candidates closer to the president's age and newer to politics (candidates like Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado), while older Democrats have a harder time imagining that a bunch of volunteers and a dozen virtual town-hall meetings are going to matter more than labor endorsements and some killer 30-second spots.

EVEN Merton Miller, a Nobel prize-winning economist with a passion for financial arcana, found it "deadly dull".

In 2004, Mrs. Ehrhardt, who has what she considers a healthy passion for real estate, found a most peculiar house.

"My father had as much passion for a piece found on the bank of a river as for an important painting in his collection," Mrs. Breton Elléouët said.

Unchaining his passion for psychotherapy, he found himself, at 51, back full time at Columbia, pursuing a master's degree in social work.

His passion for such birds found its outlet in several books, which ranged from a detailed and authoritative monograph on the gannet (The Gannet, 1978) to a concise introduction to the same species in the popular Shire Natural History series (1979).

Her passion for modern dance found form as a student of Martha Graham at Bennington College; as a dancer and choreographer for the Westchester Dance Players; as a dance therapist; and for many years as a member of the Board of the Paul Taylor Dance Company.