Sentence examples for brought passionate from inspiring English sources

The Protestant and Roman Catholic Reformations brought passionate debate of an unsettling kind.

To this and all his endeavors, he brought passionate commitment, vision and the pursuit of excellence.

Mr. Lewis brought passionate engagement to his two great themes: justice and the role of the press in a democracy.

Vadim Gluzman brought passionate commitment to the enormous violin part, which would have been more effective if shorter.

The soprano Julianna Di Giacomo brought passionate intensity to the role, her large, bright, agile voice surpassing most of the coloratura demands with expressive ease.

He brought passionate engagement to his two great themes, the role of the press in democracy and justice, and his column appeared on the Op-Ed page of The Times for more than 30 years, until 2001.

New Labour's plethora of legislation on "personal harassment" and "stalking", now so broadly defined as to be meaningless, brings passionate relationships under the watchful eye of the state.

If he wanted to bring passionate gospel fervor, this could have been the perfect time to take it to church.

If we want to keep the victories coming, we'll have to keep using unconventional tactics -- like Honest Gil -- to reach new audiences and bring passionate new supporters into the movement.

LAST week's coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict brought out passionate reader complaints, on both sides of the issue — as usual.

He said the comic books brought a "passionate genre fan base," and suggested that others were attracted to the show "for the same reason we were, which is that it's a character drama and it's about survival".