Sentence examples for restore passion from inspiring English sources

Akio Toyoda himself, the race-driving chairman who is a grandson of Toyota's founder, has vowed to restore passion to his brands, which Internet provocateurs have dismissed as "beige".

My passion is to restore passion and commitment to America.

It was not until the 20th century that efforts were made to restore Passion paintings, but very little of this particular painting survives.

Subsequently, Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda vowed to restore passion to the marque and further increase its organizational independence, admitting that "...back then we did not regard Lexus as a brand, but as a distribution channel".

The move is an effort by NBC News President Deborah Turness to restore passion and insider cred to a network treasure that has been adrift since the death in 2008 of the irreplaceable Tim Russert.

Mr. Spielberg "restores passion and meaning to the genre with such whirlwind force that he seems to reimagine it entirely, dazzling with the breadth and intensity of that imagination," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times in 1998.

In "Still Life With Lovers," a young Frenchwoman's infatuation with Vincent Van Gogh restores passion in her marriage just before her husband's death.

And Fifty Shades has opened a new conversation about female sexuality, has restored passion to many relationships and it has kicked open an exciting new door in publishing for many writers already in the field or those thinking of writing steamy love stories.

The current owner, the formidable but simpatica Princess Claudia Ruspoli, personally guides visitors around the garden which she has restored with passion.

Mr. Weinstein, in an article in the Hollywood Reporter, said that the movie has "restored his passion for the joy of cinema".

The intense competition against Europe, he said, restored "some passion that I found I had been missing for quite some time".