Sentence examples for strange passion from inspiring English sources

In this case, my nineteen-year-old son developed a strange passion for English top-division football.

In 1997, when Quijada ran his first Web search for invented languages, he discovered that his strange passion was in fact shared by others.

Yet her mother, despite times when she searched for Liliana, belt in hand, in neighborhood matches that lasted past midnight, supported a strange passion that kept Zapata apart from other girls.

Over the next two years, in lecture halls, rehearsal rooms and private offices, she would read the monologue -- the story of a bookish British woman and her strange passion for Afghanistan -- again and again.

Yet they should expect the strange passion of young males for stressful testing and for fierce, if arbitrary, loyalty to particular groups to recur in each new cadre that comes along.

Nearly 30 years ago, a strange passion emerged for otherwise normal adults to carry around teddy bears in public.

Strange passions, too.

If you doubt the existence of cult brands that stir strange passions, attend the Napa Valley Wine Auction.

Eager to learn, fascinated by the strange passions of human beings, always asking questions, always in pursuit of the strange, the unusual, or the simply interesting.

If you doubt the existence of cult brands that stir strange passions, watch for an opening of a new Krispy Kreme store and the throngs of people, some camping out overnight, queuing up for that first bite of a soft, sugary doughnut.

But here you are in NYC, driving a minivan full of petulant spazzy people, energetic folks full of bickering, naive optimism (if you're lucky), and strange passions that are imaginative, unrealistic and enigmatic.