Sentence examples for impassioned effect from inspiring English sources
The whole gamut of fidelity, trust, desire is traced through the leaps and falls, swells and sighs, pianissimos and fortissimos of the score, with cumulative, impassioned effect.
I've heard the entrance aria, "Sombre forêt," sung more hauntingly, but otherwise Marina Rebeka's ravishing, resonant soprano is heard to arresting, often impassioned effect as Mathilde.
W. Eugene Smith was impassioned in covering the deadly effects of industrial mercury pollution in Minamata, Japan, during the early 1970s.
How could interpretation of the same evidence result in disparate and impassioned positions?
The central themes that Comey returns to throughout this impassioned book are the toxic consequences of lying; and the corrosive effects of choosing loyalty to an individual over truth and the rule of law.
Impassioned debates about PM (Particulate Matter) air pollution and its corresponding health effects are ongoing.
Impassioned, Renger imagined himself addressing the F.D.A.: "Why aren't you giving this a chance?" "Drugs usually have some side effects," Schoepp said.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
