I want to say something like
Being interested in politics, I have pursued my passion for/in it by....
Under this context shall I use for or in?
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1Passion for. 100% without question.– JMBJul 25 '15 at 9:02
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@JMB Any explanation? Since in was used (in politics), why change to for? Are you saying it is a set phrase?– user3169Jul 26 '15 at 1:12
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Passion in X would mean you are passionate about something within X. When you say this without further information, someone might follow up with the question, "What are you passionate about in politics?", for example.
If you are passionate about the entirety of X, then use for.
