Sentence examples for veritable passion from inspiring English sources

Cycling was a veritable passion; he had competed as a youngster and loved to talk about road racing, in Britain and mainland Europe.

It was a veritable passion play staged at the New Jersey Performing Arts Centeron May 5, with bipartisan actors and concerted hoopla, all meant to stimulate a sense of urgency concerning a longtime plan to build a 44-story residential tower across from the center.

It becomes a veritable love story.

Grimacing, perspiring, gesticulating, he and the actors in "No Exit" demonstrate Roland Barthes's assertion, in his essay "Two Myths of the New Theatre," that "in the bourgeois theatre, the actor, 'devoured' by his role, is supposed to seem fired by a veritable conflagration of passion".

Lyrically, the album explored female empowerment, infidelity, heartbreak and love with "a veritable compendium of her artistic passion, femininity, and culture".

Actual, veritable, ballads-and-butterflies love.

It has been called one of Donen's most personal films, "with glints of passion never disclosed before", and "a veritable textbook on film editing".

But C-CAP isn't just about grooming tomorrow's star chefs, it's about giving kids with very few options career goals and a brighter future, and giving the industry a veritable army of 18,000 well-trained, highly-motivated alumni who are serious about their passion.

The players in them form a veritable "dream team" of World Cup stars, who together are saying that football, the world's greatest passion, must be played on behalf of its greatest resource, children.

A veritable bargain.

A veritable Gallic paradise.