Sentence examples for getting impassioned from inspiring English sources

In line with the maddah's chants, a group soon separates from the crowd; those in the group begin to strike their heads with the palms of their hands —this, Saeed explains, is shoor gereftan, "getting impassioned".

He gets impassioned and exasperated for the camera, he models the latest of his enormous collection of floral shirts, including a pink one I like.

There are scenes in which kids say the funniest things, bullies receive their comeuppance, hunky men propose in the cutest ways and we get impassioned monologues happy to sacrifice plausibility for whoopability.

In its few short years, the White House's petition platform has gotten impassioned activists pretty fired up.

To become impassioned".

Some movements seem to get more impassioned as they go on, without any sacrifice to tonal brilliance or rhythmic definition.

"It's not enough to get anyone impassioned … They are not going to put aside their lives, their time, their money to fight for something that isn't going to accomplish what they want it to accomplish".

Nearly the same number of people voted for One Nation in the Senate as there are Muslims in this country – more than 500,000 to 476,300 – suggesting the debate will only get more impassioned over the coming years.

"I started the WI because I had got really impassioned about women's issues and women's rights," says Jazz. "I think because the Clash were so political and Dad had such strong opinions about equality and stuff, it affects you.

"I ended up getting quite impassioned about it," she explains.

"I'm getting all these impassioned e-mails saying, 'I'm never going to buy anything made in China again,' and it really is from a different crowd," she said.