The Treatise separates this broad categorization into calm and violent passions (although other of Hume's works seem to reserve "passion" for the violent ones).
Sure, some of these unemployed or underemployed grads should've examined industry outlooks several years ago, pursued degrees in nursing, accounting, or computer science, and reserved their passion for anthropology, art history, or the humanities as a hobby.
Bissell writes about video games with the same passion and mania reserved for love letters — they are his advocates, nemeses, and collaborators.
In Edwards's hands, the play becomes the tragedy of a man who reserves his passion for principles rather than people.
He spends a lot of time talking up the merits of sport and Islam, but the subjects he reserves most passion for are Putin and the west.
At pitch meetings, Andreessen is relatively measured: he reserves his passion for the deal review afterward, when the firm decides whether to invest.
I have decided not to reserve this passion only for myself.
Among his passions were aesthetics, reading, tennis, history and the NY Giants but he reserved his greatest passion for his family.
Top with the reserved banana and passion fruit.
The world, it seemed, reserved its gustatory passion for things like single-cru soft-filtered olive oil, 100-year-old balsamic vinegar, rare and exquisite Japanese sake, single-malt whisky, fine port and so forth.
