Sentence examples for impassioned language from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Sharon's impassioned language today indicated that he viewed the grinding Middle East conflict as inflicting great damage on Israel.

It might seem "just weird," but cloning deserves a fair hearing, one in which impassioned language yields the floor to responsible discourse.

By degrees, The Falls shifts tone: we move from the mythical/mist-shrouded past with its heightened and impassioned language into a more contemporary idiom.

Using the same impassioned language and gestures that Beck so often uses (including even MORE puppets) Stewart "proves" that Beck is purposefully trying to ruin Fox News because Rupert Murdoch is the only person in Soros's way (oh, and hundreds of other billionaires and media moguls).

Do not use impassioned or emphatic language in your analysis.

In the debate on the admission of Missouri as a state (leading to the Missouri Compromise), Eustis made an impassioned speech in opposition to proposed language in the Missouri Constitution forbidding the entry of free blacks into the state.

Their language was impassioned and they equated monetary compensation with respect (Informants 3, 4, 8, 12 and 16): ' It's not spoiling someone to give them a salary.

(The Assembly applauded this impassioned speech).

I've never written an impassioned speech.

He made an impassioned speech.

Fresh from her triumph at the Metropolitan Opera in the title role of Gluck's "Iphigénie en Tauride," she comes to Avery Fisher Hall to offer another impassioned French-language portrait, Berlioz's scène lyrique "La Mort de Cléopâtre".