Sentence examples similar to impassioned expression from inspiring English sources
Operas and poetry are famous for their impassioned expressions of limerence.
Fortunately, it hasn't been enough to spoil the special pleasures baseball affords, as constantly rising attendance and impassioned literary expressions continue to prove.
But he still carries the same old facial expression onstage: incredulous, anguished, impassioned, the look of a professor in despair for his students, the look of someone who feels he should be preaching to the converted but is afraid he has lost them.
The concert opened with Bernstein's "Paris Waltz" from "Candide," after which Ms. Weilerstein was featured in Fauré's "Élégie" and Bernstein's "Three Meditations from 'Mass . " Watching Ms. Weilerstein can feel a bit like spying on someone's most intimate moments, so unguarded and impassioned are her expressions.
Still, in this impassioned performance the music seemed an expression of a composer with a vision: an impractical vision, perhaps, yet disarming nonetheless.
One particular gesture is oddly expressive and impassioned.
Musicians admired him for his dexterity, his unbridled imagination and his devotion to his craft, as did critics; reviewing a performance in 1980, Gary Giddins of The Village Voice praised Mr. Moody's "unqualified directness of expression" and said his improvisations at their best were "mini-epics in which impassioned oracles, comic relief, suspense and song vie for chorus time".
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
