Sentence examples for deeply impassioned from inspiring English sources
He is deeply impassioned about the economics of business, human rights, government and environmental conservation.
In that sense, this book is not only a deeply impassioned and excellent argument for why feminism matters but also an intelligent and accurate exploration of humanism.
In the UK such hardline protests have generally been small, but this weekend's return to the abortion limit debate by three senior cabinet ministers, and now the prime minister, has reopened the deeply impassioned debate which many had thought was long settled.
But he was a natural learner, very driven and a deeply curious, impassioned person.
"Patricia Racette is a deeply affecting and impassioned Tosca," wrote Anthony Tommasini in the New York Times.
Here last night Arjen Robben, most spectacularly, and Wesley Sneijder almost every time he touched the ball, unearthed it so effortlessly that it might have been a slap across the face of the deeply committed Pearce and the impassioned Parker.
In place of the gulping, stammering Sloane is an exterminating angel, media-brief, interview-perfect; the big eyes more deeply set, the look simultaneously victim and conqueror, the voice impassioned and pathetic.
And then there was Cold War Kids, a deeply proficient L.A. alt-rock combo that did everything right -- propulsive grooves, impassioned vocals, taut guitar lines -- but couldn't help but seem a vestige of another time.
"I very much regret that after 24 hours of impassioned, sincere and at times very moving debate the parliament has come to this deeply unsatisfactory impasse," opposition leader Tony Abbott told reporters.
"Legacy of Ashes," a deeply researched new chronicle of the Central Intelligence Agency by Tim Weiner, who covered intelligence issues for many years for The New York Times, is impassioned too.
