Sentence examples for remember the passion from inspiring English sources
In his last address as president, on June 6, Mr. Yokich told a union convention in Las Vegas to remember the passion of leaders who had formed the organization more than 60 years ago.
So, I am optimistic that after you have a chance to chat with each of us, you will remember the passion and selflessness that underpin the work all of us do.
"I visited Franklin's Gardens for a week in 2004 when Wayne Smith was head coach, and remember the passion of the Saints supporters and the strong culture at the club.
I don't remember his question, but I remember the passion, the satisfied smile, and that of all the queries that night, his felt the most urgent.
I remember the passions well, and I still have many records of the plants that ensued: sweet peas (95 varieties), agaves (38 varieties), tomatoes (211 varieties), aloes (84 varieties), amorphophallus (17 species), campanulas (30 varieties), oxalis (354 species and varieties — yes, that's right), clematis (32 varieties) and sedum (46 varieties).
Those of us in our late 70s remember the strength and passion of those hopes for a better world.
I remember the brilliance and passion of the artists (many of whom were just beginning their star careers), the innovative productions (sometimes quite minimal) that took my breath away again and again, the diverse repertoire from Handel novelties to rediscovered 'classics' and even musicals.
France's President Emmanuel Macron asked those present at the ceremony to remember the friendship and passion for ideals that Helmut Kohl had brought to politics.
He also remembered the Oberammergau Passion Players, who lived in tents on the fourth floor & staged their Passion Play in the main auditorium; there was quite a jam getting them out in time to get the Motor Boat Show in.
Early arrivals were greeted by somber images on big-screen televisions beamed from the Spanish Open, where players wearing black ribbons on their caps stood in a light rain for a moment of silence to remember the man whose fiery passion changed the way golf was perceived and played.
I remember the sense of burning passion Jeffrey exuded in communicating to me what he saw as the importance of this one moment; the appearance of Dr. King himself, at the end play.
