Sentence examples for revive passion from inspiring English sources

A proposed bill before Parliament would grant Finnish workers, already entitled to 25 paid days of vacation a year and as many as 10 paid public holidays, one more week of "love vacation" to reduce, its sponsor said, a high divorce rate and revive passion in a population whose workdays are growing longer.

PAGE A14 Reverberations of a Killing The pending release of Kathy Boudin has revived passions surrounding a decades-old murder case.

Mr. Obama's campaign is eagerly trying to revive the passion among his supporters that fueled the president's 2008 campaign.

On Sunday, Dr. Ronald O. Valdiserri, a senior AIDS official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, called on Americans "to revive the passion with which the U.S. once faced the H.I.V. epidemic".

Recognising that a stable economic environment was necessary, the Archbishop challenged the British Labour movement to "revive the passion for humane social existence; to reflect on what human character is needed for stability and justice to prevail; and to resist the barbarising and dehumanising of economic life which jeopardises natural and human capital alike".

After years of grind they revive their passion to take part in a singing contest where they sing of their "youthful days that galloped by without saying goodbye, leaving us deadened and bloodless".

I need something to help me revive the passion.

Its causes, such as feminism for minorities, the disabled, and yes, free the nipple, are exciting, and fresh enough to revive the passion that was once central to the movement, but they have yet to be accepted by the mainstream.

The Turks battled their own Kurdish insurgency in the 1990's, and they are wary of anything that might revive those passions inside the country.

To many people, the inflammatory attacks on whites, who make up less than 2percentt of the population, seem intended only to revive old passions while masking the government's inefficiency, mismanagement and corruption in the face of a contracting economy.

The company revives its Passion play, "Stabat Mater: Donna de Paradiso," conceived by Alessandra Belloni and adapted from poetry by the 13th-century monk Jacopone da Todi with a musical score by John La Barbera.