Sentence examples similar to impassioned choice from inspiring English sources
The controversy has presented the Japanese government with a difficult choice: whether to favor increasingly impassioned popular sentiments about the abductees, or to pursue rapprochement with North Korea, with which it has never had diplomatic relations.
When I feel in my heart that a cause is true, I am able to look into my child's eyes and deliver an impassioned plea for even the most difficult choices.
The choice seemed sound: gritty realism would be a plausible alternative to Sellars's impassioned surrealism.
To the second, that this word choice (which is period appropriate) has drawn impassioned reaction by twenty-first century audiences is understandable.
It was a controversial choice ("I never touch gold [as an investment]" said a few in the room), but an impassioned pitch by a gold bug in the room persuaded several teams to put some of their money into gold - although that might not be their personal choice.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
