The phrase "rich passion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deep and intense enthusiasm or love for something.
Example: "Her rich passion for painting was evident in every brushstroke she made on the canvas."
Alternatives: "deep passion" or "intense passion."
Singer Scott Yan Wilkinsonon's voice remains a rich, passion-laden quaver, but it is impossible for him to communicate his material's intimate nuances rendered indistinct behind a volley of trumpets.
Asset sell-offs, vaporising profits and plunging oil prices have failed to dampen the new rich's passion for excess, say observers on the celebrity circuit.
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While the reigning view of Monroe is of a woman hungry for love and belonging, the notes on sale show that in fact Monroe's life was rich with passion and romance.
Still, he sang with full-bodied Italianate passion, warm, rich tone and clarion top notes.
You come upon it as an artist should, With rich-eyed passion and with straining heart.
The tools he used were a rich style, passion-driven storytelling and satire.
Take Pasternak's description of a moonlit night rich with suppressed passion.
No Christian, even the son of a Holocaust survivor, can feel the latent fear that has clearly been activated in Mr. Rich by "The Passion of the Christ".
I don't do well with rations, cooperation or the righteous, and the weekly e-mails we started getting from the farm were rich with the passion of latter-day locavores.
As far as Gibbon's novel is concerned, Davies's adaptation arguably removes some of its melodramatic briskness and some of the flavour of the Scots tongue, but it mines a rich seam of passion and tragedy in the story.
