Sentence examples for get too passionate from inspiring English sources

"Young members of Congress that come in here really animated, really excited they get too passionate to the point where they make it personal.

And it is a frightening and sobering example of how easily we can lose our broader moral compass when we get too passionate about any one issue.

So what if you cry a lot, or are too concerned, or get too passionate about something that matters to you?

"In any lounge, when we see a couple on a couch getting too passionate, we think, 'Hey, get a room!' " he wrote in the e-mail message.

Back then, at dinner parties with the more hawkish couples who dominate their new synagogue, her husband kicked her under the table when her defenses of Mr. Obama got too passionate.

My relationship to sex became characterized by evasion, bailing out on dates when things got too passionate, changing the subject when friends shared stories about their sex lives and wanted to hear mine.

We must especially be careful not to let any of our affections get too 'passionate', for a passionate affection might become an effective obstacle to other affections that should be given priority.

The endless pages of thin flawless models make young women frown critically at themselves in the mirror, but the absence of technology unless it's for beauty or baking tells them not to get too curious, or passionate, about 'boys toys'.

"And so there are times when I'll go--I'll get too into the weeds and too into the debate, because I'm so passionate about it".

We get too caught up in wanting to be paid to only do what we're passionate about at the price of ignoring everything else around it.

You don't need to get too personal, but it's important to let the other person know what you're passionate about.