Sentence examples for passionate on from inspiring English sources

"It's a little bit of a tough thing because people are so passionate on one side or another".

Schultz is passionate on the subject of passion -- whether he's describing his devotion to Starbucks or the Sonics or the game of basketball (the joy of going to Madison Square Garden as a boy with his father).

And I want to say one reason I became passionate on this issue is that I think the Times is an irreplaceable national institution, and I want to see it prosper in every way.

Particularly passionate on improving global nutrition, Bruce was one of the key figures in the establishment of the Food and Agriculture Organization, serving as the first chairman of its governing council from 1946 to 1951.

Now he is the music director of the Peekskill-based Taconic Opera, whose general director, Dan Montez, is passionate on the subject of a resident system -- one that does not depend on importing opera singers for each production.

Mozart was somewhat more passionate on the subject.

Then there was the furious and passionate on-and-off partnership of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.

The couple's passionate on-off affair is paralleled by the agony suffered by a dedicated Catholic priest (Javier Bardem) who's having painful problems with his vocation.

Howard did deliver a "passionate" on-air criticism of the student fees that Mr Clegg is taking so much criticism over ("Nine grand is too much"), but he generally avoids politics.

Around that time, I was having a passionate on-and-off affair with a young woman who was planning to move abroad, because, she said, she felt that she did not belong in Sarajevo.

It's really, I think maybe, the most passionate one on the record.