Sentence examples for professed passion from inspiring English sources

This is a genuine and not just a professed passion.

Mr. Zielinski also questioned Mr. Ryan's professed passion about the deficit; where, he asked, was Mr. Ryan's concern during the Bush administration?

But the main subject is her professed passion: creating rooms of haunting luxury packed with enough rarities and idiosyncratic touches to upstage a Zeffirelli opera set.

And we find no way to square his professed passion for America's national security with his choice of a running mate who, no matter what her other strengths, is not prepared to be commander in chief.Forget stereotype: the Post's backing of Mr Obama should not have been taken for granted.

Turnbull's approach merges his professed love for public transport with two of his other passions: private-sector can-do and the economic potential offered by rising property prices.

Our professed love is not new.

And will its professed conversion to democracy only cover the old passions for a militant Islamic state in Lebanon?

But the realism of those who knew that a professed ideology is an imperfect guide to human passions was a good deal better than the starry eyed idealism of a Canning.

Director and self-professed visual effects lover Andrew Huang fuses his early passion for arts and crafts with his formal schooling in art to make whimsical music videos and short films that have charmed judges at festivals around the world.

For two decades, he was one of the most skillful players in Washington, and his passion for big projects has always coexisted uneasily with his professed hostility to big government.

Until the majority of Americans who want reasonable gun safety laws feel that level of passion, the shootings will continue, the bodies will pile up, the professed public sadness/shock/frustration will come and go... and not much will change.