Sentence examples for back passionately from inspiring English sources

He cleaned up his language for "Uppity," which looks back passionately at enduring racial slurs as a minor leaguer in the Jim Crow South of the 1950s; at playing with distinction beside teammates like Willie Mays, Curt Flood and Bob Gibson; and at becoming baseball's first black play-by-play announcer and first black league president.

When Clinton was questioned about the attack on Benghazi by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 2013, she fought back and passionately defended her actions.

But the fact that we're looking back so passionately at a time that was less than perfect suggests that the road ahead in Washington – at least until 2016 – will continue to be anything but smooth.

The writer/director, whose new comedy Trainwreck premieres Tuesday at the Lincoln Center, before opening in the US on Friday, didn't hold back from passionately speaking his mind during the hour-long event, especially when it came to comedian Bill Cosby.

There was no need to say anything, he understood his mistake immediately and backed away, passionately apologising as he reversed back into the close.

There was no need to say anything, he understood his mistake immediately and backed away, passionately apologizing as he reversed back into the close.

Still, his supporters backed him passionately and will switch reluctantly.

Some government supporters passionately back Mr. Assad, but others call him "crazy" or the lesser of two evils.

The film then fires passionately back and forth between designers who either hate or revere this unprepossessing little font.

Mr. Ramírez is Nicaragua's latest literary star in a line that stretches back to the passionately beloved poet Rubén Darío, who died in 1916.

The point that J Street makes most forcefully is that, in the end, AIPAC has been bad for Israel's security by invariably encouraging it to pursue policies that will not lead to peace with Palestinians.Mr Obama has many friends who passionately back the Israeli cause, not least his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel.