Sentence examples for impassioned form from inspiring English sources
Romola Garai is in wonderfully impassioned form as Isabella, the novitiate nun who resists this whited selpuchre's attempts to make her virginity the price of pardoning her condemned brother.
Then couples enter what researchers call "companionate love," which is a less impassioned form of love that is a blend of deep affection and connection.
(1) Yes, this is a meaty and comprehensive collection of over 40 years' worth of impassioned film writing not merely reviews but profiles and essays as well; and (2) Yes; Ebert indeed expands our knowledge of human nature through his incisive analysis of the 20th century's (arguably) primary form of artistic expression, of its evolution and its lure.
But he has put his output to good use, warning of impending environmental catastrophe in impassioned documentary form.
That impassioned dissenting opinion today forms an important part of Justice Harlan's judicial legacy.
They pushed the forms of Greek drama - epic cycle, impassioned debate and convulsive comedy - to breaking point to grapple with war and all its fallouts.
The performers conducted sing-a-longs, delivered impassioned monologues, and even swallowed and regurgitated needles as a form of "creative resistance" against the kind of unregulated consumerism blamed for the recession.
And we think we have a model that has potential and could really help certain forms of journalism — niche topics, local journalism, investigative journalism, impassioned campaign-type journalism, war reporting perhaps even," says Tudor, laying out the Byline pitch, after I ask whether it's building the future of journalism.
He is the very model of a modern moral filmmaker: not unromantic, exactly, and too impassioned for the scowls of cynicism, but baffled and perhaps a little bored by the traditional forms of romance.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
