Sentence examples for impassioned arguments from inspiring English sources

It was like Yale again — impassioned arguments and violent disagreements, plus a lot more drinking.

After impassioned arguments by lawyers on each side, the board announced its decision.

It is nothing new, of course, for the subject of bicycles in New York City to provoke impassioned arguments.

He's an admirer of the classics, hugging the shore of their influence, and he makes impassioned arguments for them.

There will be long, impassioned arguments along the way, but this wise book is a great start.

Impassioned arguments for legalisation by other commentators often fail to consider the implications of taking such a radical step.

"Was that for real...?" Was there really an earnest and impassioned argument taking place over whether or not an international icon of racial hatred, coopted by the Ku Klux Klan and friends, is actually appropriate to position on a State Capitol lawn in America in 2015?

The prosecutor, Eric Warner, made an equally impassioned argument.

Mr Klein has put down a marker for what will be long and impassioned argument.

In hearing Coe's impassioned argument – essentially that "assimilation equalled genocide" – Whitlam quickly became their most high-profile ally.

It also meant a prodigious amount of research (two years on French bread alone), testing, and often impassioned argument among the three authors.