Sentence examples for too much passion from inspiring English sources
"In the second we looked very tired and (there was) not too much passion.
When I pressed Mr. Oxford, he admitted to "a little too much passion" in his correspondence.
Yurick had committed the unforgivable sin of writing with too much passion, of violating the canons of civility and detachment.
Too much passion and enthusiasm ends up channelled into an office, not with the people who need human contact.
There was much about big companies he hated — "they look at you funny when you show too much passion," he recalls — but it was where he developed his gift for anticipating what clothes people would want to wear before they even knew it themselves.
Too much health and too much love.
Ms. Lavin endows her with too much real passion for that.
"Kamasutra" reads: The man who is well-taught and expert in this text pays attention to religion and power; he does not indulge himself too much in passion, and so he succeeds when he plays the part of a lover.
He has said too much about his passion for the game and has fought tremendously hard to get back to the point where he is now.
Too much money and passion are invested in it, and its roots into our culture extend too deep, to expect a rapid decline in football's popularity, either at the high school and college level or in the pro ranks.
