The impassioned feeling Shakespeare channeled into the formal sonnet structure is adorned with no unnecessary artifice.
But the dinner took on the impassioned feeling of a "tent revival," he said.
I do feel impassioned about it.
But that's never stopped him from taking the time to spotlight his impassioned feelings about his bride-to-be.
But "Spain Betrayed" gives the weight and substance of documentary evidence to a subject that has always provoked deep feeling and impassioned debate.
Iceland's most celebrated musician is feeling particularly impassioned about her homeland: she had just held a press conference to raise awareness of the threat to the Icelandic highlands, an area of extraordinary beauty and ecological diversity that may be irreparably damaged by plans to lay a subsea power cable to the UK, accompanied by above-ground power stations and infrastructure.
The former, because I still can't work out how Wes Anderson allows such force of feeling, alternately pained and impassioned, to blow through the grid of his exacting narrative constructions.
But, despite everything else that happened and despite Rory McCann's impassioned performance opposite Williams, I have a feeling that, months from now, all I'll remember are Arya's eyes.
You get the feeling though that Johnny, who with his straggly beard and impassioned foot-hopping resembles a man desperately signalling a distant oil tanker from the island of skinny suits on which he's shipwrecked, cares less about his critics (and the news) than he ever did.
The sale has left suspicions and hurt feelings that have bubbled up in letters to the editor in local newspapers and impassioned calls for explanation at public meetings.
