Nothing is more insistent, in the artist's mind, than the will to transfigure the hellbent into the heaven-sent, and you can see the urge to make good writ large on Redgrave's impassioned face, and hear it in the softly troubled rasp of her voice.
At the same time, the Democratic turnout has been to be charitable tepid and this in the face of the spirited, impassioned face-off between Clinton and Bernie Sanders whose populist, hit wall Street hard message, has touched a huge nerve among legions of young and not so young voters.
At the same time, the Democratic turnout was to be charitable, tepid, and this in the face of the spirited, impassioned face-off between Clinton and Sanders whose populist, hit-Wall-Street-hard message touched a huge nerve among legions of young and not-so-young voters.
And the pained, impassioned and sometimes impassive faces within stare right back at them.
Her face impassioned, lips parted as though ready to swoon for the sheer love of dancing, she performs his choreography as an adventure rather than as a sequence of steps.
Even in the face of widespread opposition, Mr. Obama made an impassioned case for a retaliatory strike, saying in starkly emotional terms that President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons could not be tolerated.
Iraq also has little room on his agenda, which could explain why the producers insisted that Mr. Perle attend an antiwar demonstration at the Washington Monument and face his most impassioned critics.
Here last night Arjen Robben, most spectacularly, and Wesley Sneijder almost every time he touched the ball, unearthed it so effortlessly that it might have been a slap across the face of the deeply committed Pearce and the impassioned Parker.
All those ghosts are interspersed with gorgeous ball gowns, romantic waltzes, impassioned monologues about love, and discussions of the obstacles female writers faced in 19th-century literature.
Ms. Tyson turned full-face to us, raised her arms and swayed in encouragement, like an impassioned choir master.
