Sentence examples for passionate affinity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zuckerman, the executive said, is in the process of paring down his empire to those holdings for which he feels a passionate affinity.
In any case, I'm as confused about his passionate affinity for biology as I am about homosexual parents being Courtney's entire personality.
In effect, that energy, if it exists, would be a kind of love a generalized precursor to divine love that owes nothing to organized religion but suggests passionate affinities, rather than oppressive constraints, grand connections that aren't empathetic but aesthetic.
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So, if Roth is as monotonous and oppressive as Callil claims, the monotony is, in the first place, that of a novelist with a passionate sense of place and personal affinity who returns again and again to a particular landscape of memory and imagination.
You would be open to affinity and can be passionate as well as outgoing.
Dickinson never wrote about Fuller directly, but the evidence suggests that she felt a deep sense of affinity with her and with what George Eliot called Fuller's "passionate sensibility".
He also formed powerful friendships with the eminent Russian musicians of the day including Shostakovich, with whom he shared no common language but a touching personal affinity, and the great cellist Rostropovich who inspired an outpouring of passionate and exuberant works for the cello.
Users join it because they're passionate about an interest and their active participation quickly reveals their level of loyalty and affinity to your brand and the interests you enable.
It's true Cyrus has had her fair share of trivial scandals ranging from sexy photos to her alleged affinity for marijuana, but it's also clear that she's matured into a young woman who is passionate about equal rights for all people -- which makes it hard to deny her status as a positive role model.
