Sentence examples for impassioned description from inspiring English sources
Elgee went on to know the North York Moors better than even his Danby predecessor, and wrote what remains the most comprehensive, and impassioned, description of that region.
"The ratio of protein to energy used to produce quinoa is the highest of any food source," he told me, and then launched into a detailed and impassioned description of how the world will feed itself in the coming decades.
'Volunteers are the life-blood of the National Trust,' he tells me, before launching into an impassioned description of how, last year, he oversaw the construction of a Mongolian yurt at the camp.
In leaping to Cunard's defense, Gordon ignores my description of Cunard's achievements as "important and influential"; her political character as "deft" and "impassioned"; her "Negro: An Anthology" as "an extraordinary achievement"; her journalism as "distinguished"; and her willingness to leave the privileges of wealth behind her as "unusually brave".
A more accurate description of his treatment of "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Wichita Lineman," "MacArthur Park" and "All I Know" would be impassioned deconstruction.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
Impassioned, both sisters are subsumed in nature.
