Sentence examples for agitated passions from inspiring English sources
Erotic art is all about agitated passions, and freedom from conventions.
Impeachment, as Alexander Hamilton wrote at the time of the founding, can "seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community"; it is bound to "enlist all their animosities, partialities, influence and interest".
As there is no crime which can more excite and agitate the passions of men than treason, no charge demands more from the tribunal before which it is made a deliberate and temperate inquiry.
Calling the definition of treason a matter of "infinite moment," Marshall recognized the risks posed by the subject: "As there is no crime which can more excite and agitate the passions of men than treason, no charge demands more from the tribunal before which it is made".
Barely a page later, however, he noted that "those that are most agitated by their passions are not those who know them best" (Descartes 1984 [1649], 338, 339).
This was given in typical Szell fashion, agitated but logical, with great freedom of expres sion and ordered passion.
