Sentence examples for impassioned declaration from inspiring English sources
Reading the title of Mary Cheney's new memoir, with its faint echo of Diana Ross's rousing feminist anthem "It's My Turn," one might hope to find some impassioned declaration of self from the author.
(Behan eventually married another woman in 1955.) Both the screenplay and Mr. Hatosy's performance play down Brendan's commitment to the Irish Republican Army, to the degree that his repeated insistence that he is a political prisoner sounds more like a rote response than an impassioned declaration.
He declined to meet the media before this pivotal Premier League game and produced programme notes so short that they left plenty of white space on the allotted page and ended with an impassioned declaration which hinted at Mourinho's siege position.
Alex Macpherson of British newspaper The Guardian, "Umbrella" is "evidence" that Rihanna's "strict work ethic is paying off", adding that she "delivers [in the song] an impassioned declaration of us-against-the-world devotion".
Calling for a mobilization of the grassroots with the impassioned declaration, "We have to take the lead," Watford told the crowd to thunderous applause, "This is a matter of survival.
Semans' backup on Sept. 24: President Two Bulls, who made an impassioned declaration of Oglalas' right to vote, ACLU lawyers, and DOJ voting-rights lawyer Sarabeth Donovan, who rose repeatedly during the meeting to explain and facilitate the April agreement's suffrage obligations.
Round 1 began, marked by an inscrutable cacophony and occasional impassioned declarations that we must get along, and even more "But we're better!" There was no resolution.
Throughout, Netanyahu mentioned "peace" more than 50 times, generating applause and standing ovations with impassioned declarations: The peace with Egypt and Jordan has long served as an anchor of stability and peace in the heart of the Middle East.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
