Sentence examples for passion why from inspiring English sources

Explaining with genuine passion why he hunts, Rinella offers lessons in history, nature and cooking.

(6) Buss, D (2000) The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy is as Necessary as Love or Sex.

References 1. Buss, D. M. (2000) The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy is as Necessary as Love or Sex.

"Some men see the loss of a job, or the loss of a mate, as irrevocable and catastrophic, something they can't get back or attain again," said David Buss, author of "The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy Is as Necessary as Love and Sex" (Free Press, 2000) and a professor of psychology at the University of Texas at Austin.

He explained in considerable detail and with great passion why he was convinced that the two Germanys [then divided] would be united and how it would work.

Yellow Cards include idea headlines, customer/stakeholder, problem, promise, proof, price/cost, raw math, death threats (to the idea), passion (why we care). They clarify whether the idea addresses a LEAP or Core opportunity or system in line with the Blue Card used to charter the group.

Given such passions, why not enter the political arena?

If our world continues to become a mosaic of thoughts, opinions and ideas representing many faiths and passions, why should we seek to sum it all up in so few characters?

It is a movement of the left, even if antagonism toward Wall Street is a bipartisan passion.Why then do smart progressives like Mr Hayes want to insist that the "We are the 99%" message is a non-partisan one?

"We just thought it was an achingly beautiful play about the theater and passion and why we do what we do as theater artists," Mr. Sachs said.

Yet I paused for reflection after hearing the closing speech at the conference by the new head of Greenpeace International who spoke with passion about why he has decided to work in partnership with companies rather than only criticise them from the outside.