Sentence examples for face passionate from inspiring English sources

In Texas and in Washington D.C., in other words, abortion opponents have basically tried to do what gun control advocates did after Newtown, and use a horror story to make the case for policies that have clear majority support but also face passionate opposition.

During his visit to Europe this week, President Bush faced passionate protests and questions about the death penalty.

One of these sectors faces passionate public opposition, which may soon drive it entirely out of business, while the other basks in a warm glow of public approval.

Walk into its Santa Monica headquarters and you'll be face-to-face with passionate entrepreneurs hungry to become Science's first major exit.

"I don't think we would have absorbed that pressure 12 months ago," admitted Jacques Burger, the wild-haired Namibian flanker with the smashed-up face whose passionate manning of the barricades made this most remarkable of goal-line stands possible.

The Times's Richard Beeston praised Masha Gessen's study of Vladimir Putin, The Man Without a Face, "a passionate biography that is neither objective nor makes any effort to hide her contempt for him.

Tania Head's colleagues in New York, the people who worked with her to respond to the trauma of the terror attack, say that for three years she has given a gentle face and passionate voice to the survivors of the tragedy.

Practice with friends to be calm in the face of passionate differences.

I remember the days and weeks that followed; posters and flyers were everywhere with her smiling face and passionate pleas for help in finding the driver.

Here's the bottom line: No matter what race, color, sex, or class -- and no matter what they call themselves -- most Americans are not moderates, which on its face disregards passionate belief.

And it showed a lot of famous faces and passionate voices that North Americans would never find on MTV.