Sentence examples for feel impassioned from inspiring English sources

I rarely feel impassioned by what anybody is saying.

Perhaps, you might feel impassioned to try the raw owl's eggs favoured by the Romans, tomato juice and beer favoured by Ernest Hemingway, or Black Velvet, a drink consisting of equal parts champagne (got your attention now…)…and stout (lost your attention now..).

I do feel impassioned about it.

The larger issue, then, is finding subjects, stories that make you feel impassioned to tell them.

Working with the dynamics of all kinds of relationships is something Justine feels impassioned about, along with the wider implications of the relationships of humankind in the global systems of interconnectedness and interdependence.

If you leave here and are met with hatred, intolerance, oppression, and bigotry from people who want to build walls, take away rights and tear down spirits, please remember what it was like this weekend--the times that you felt impassioned, enlightened, welcomed, informed, safe, included, happy, encouraged, accepted, and loved".

Some older parishioners feel similarly impassioned about any suggestion of a departure from traditional dress.

I felt especially impassioned about immigration crackdowns spurred by the attacks.

Emilie Curran, a senior at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, felt so impassioned about her right to slump that she wrote a column for her school newspaper in which she argued that parents and teachers should cut seniors some slack.

On why she felt so impassioned to go to the march and bring others, Carpenter said that she and her husband had marched in protest in New York after the election.

"I think that people are right to feel more impassioned about enforcement," he says.