Sentence examples for More impassioned from inspiring English sources

The YouTube whistleblower is more impassioned.

He goes on now, more impassioned.

Her conclusion is that students feel much more impassioned by the new literacy.

There's a sweeping, dramatic beauty to it, Khan's voice sounding more impassioned with each chorus.

BUT for the past three decades, the politics of judicial appointments has been more impassioned.

Some movements seem to get more impassioned as they go on, without any sacrifice to tonal brilliance or rhythmic definition.

With the voting out of the way, the meetings switched to platform issues, and the talk quickly became more impassioned.

The Spaniard was far more impassioned when asked how it felt to be racing in an event which he could lose a month later in the courtrooms.

The soloist re-enters, more impassioned this time, with a burst of faster, spikier passagework, before receding again, accompanied by beautiful bell-like riffs in the harp.

But as the Indian government comes close to issuing its final verdict on the mine, the protests have become noisier and more impassioned.

She is wiser and more world-weary than the girlish Katy Perry, more impassioned than the ice-cool Rihanna, more demure than the slinky Beyoncé.