Sentence examples for impassioned case from inspiring English sources

At the dedication of the Triborough Bridge in 1936, Franklin Roosevelt made an impassioned case for public works.

Capello also launched an impassioned case for the construction of the National Football Centre which, finally, appears set to be built after years of delay.

He then made an impassioned case for Google's commitment to separating the money side of the business from the search side.

In Sarajevo in the morning, she made an impassioned case that Bosnia and Herzegovina should not allow nationalism to break their union apart.

There, in a speech the public would never hear, he offered his most direct and impassioned case for allowing gays to wed.

That's a lie.'" King makes an impassioned case against the reliability of his conviction, implying, though not stating, that police may have assisted victims with their statements.

But it's also frustrating to watch them make impassioned cases for time off for "pet parents" and workaholic women without making any connections to the wider world.

This is particularly illustrated by how impressed Ben is with the Pawnee citizens who make impassioned cases for what they want inside the Pawnee time capsule: although he still considers them weirdos, he respectfully calls them "weirdos who care".

But when I spoke with Olson, who is sixty-nine, in early December, he sounded confident and impassioned; the case clearly fascinated him both as an intellectual challenge and as a way to make history.

Ray Charles' 1962 Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music was a landmark integration of R&B with country music, and Charles' impassioned vocals made the case for the two genres sharing a deep and intense emotional connection.

Discipline at school is a top priority for most parents, as the impassioned response to the Surrey case clearly shows.