Sentence examples for passion strikes from inspiring English sources

It's also not surprising that his neo-con passion strikes fear into Labour, while Conservatives of the non-neo sort look on with incredulity.

His story, and his passion, struck a chord in Mr. Ramsgard.

Yesim Ustaoglu was studying to become an architect at a Turkish technical university when the passion struck her.

Nonetheless, the condemnation of reason in favor of the passions strikes an odd note.

The passion that strikes Zuckerman strikes across a generation gap — just as Zuckerman's long-ago meeting with Lonoff was a crossing between generations.

Restaurants doing Valentine's Day specials is so icky, and couples sitting awkwardly waiting for the lightning bolt of passion to strike them is nauseating.

Where the great Rosalinds are giddy with passion, Craig struck me as an eminently sane figure, often at her best in her testy rebukes to Joe Bannister's likable, lovesick Orlando: even the dangerous moment when the boyishly disguised Rosalind and Orlando almost kiss lacked a sexual frisson.

Even if you know you're going to have a busy day, passion can strike at any time, and it's important to be prepared.

Record goals, Suarez gnaws, that James Rodriguez strike, passion, drama, colourful fashion - what a World Cup this has been.

Find something that strikes your passion, that you can't stop thinking about how to solve that problem, and go do that.

She once wrote to Lowell: "My passion for accuracy may strike you as old-maidish – but since we do float on an unknown sea I think we should examine the other floating things that come our way very carefully; who knows what might depend on it?" Valium is the drug on which Lota overdosed.