Sentence examples for passionate like a from inspiring English sources

You have to be passionate, like a dancer.

She has strong energy, and she's quite straightforward and passionate, like a lot of Polish people are.

Jackie Robinson had to stand silent for the door to open, but now players could be volatile and passionate (like a Carl Everett) or garrulous and showy (like Rollins).

If it wasn't for that passionate, like, almost obsession, then we wouldn't have the success that we had".

The relationship should also encourage a community of passionate, like-minded individuals to not only contribute to a cause financially but also socially on and off-line.

Lampard didn't want to elaborate on what was said at last night's team meeting, but said: "I think it's been particularly overdone in terms of a 'crisis meeting'... but I understand what John Terry was saying because he's passionate like that, as a player as a person.

"Trenchant and passionate" sounds like a euphemism for infighting, and sometimes it is.

Marion Cotillard expertly impersonates the legendary singer whose passionate vibrato, like a demented car-alarm, electrified the nation.

I would love to continue my education, but sitting through university to learn something I could teach myself about if I was passionate seems like a waste of time that could be better spent helping sharks at the moment, some people are cut out for the research, and that's great, but I want to be the person that takes their findings to the public, and starts action.

Volunteer for a cause you're passionate about, like a food pantry, animal shelter, or political campaign.

What I've seen of Conte I like – he's passionate, a disciplinarian, a proven winner – but he's coming into a very different league.