Sentence examples for impassioned believer from inspiring English sources
Few in this government have much artistic hinterland; looking round this cabinet table, even the most impassioned believer in art for art's sake would flinch when faced with Grayling, Duncan Smith, Pickles, May and Shapps.
As chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, he held numerous hearings on global warming; he became an impassioned believer, and has co-sponsored legislation with Senator Joseph Lieberman to curb greenhouse-gas emissions.
Now the term has been playfully appropriated to describe a new breed of celebrity zealot for the digital era: an impassioned believer who may spend days crowing about how flawless a favorite artist looked at a party for an energy drink, or refuse to admit that a lyric was flubbed on "The View".
Although everyone knows one variation or another of the tall tale about the smooth-talking swindler who transforms sensible people with mundane existences into impassioned believers in miracles and magic, Prof. Harold Hill, the "music man" himself, is a song and dance exception.
Leonard, who comes across as both an impassioned true believer in the power of cinema and storytelling and something of a fatalist, will be doing what he does every year that moment he sends the list into the world: worrying that he screwed something up.
The real prize within its covers is an erudite, elegant and quietly impassioned plea from AN Wilson for us all, believers or not, to read the Bible more.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
