Sentence examples for impassioned look from inspiring English sources

Come on Chelsea!" Mourinho prowled the touchline throughout, earning a rebuke from referee Mark Clattenburg at one point and going through the full lexicon of body language, especially when he felt decisions had gone against Chelsea - every wave of the arms and impassioned look up into the stand a reminder to supporters that he felt his club were victims and they should rally to his call.

Chris Weitz's 2011 drama, "A Better Life," is an extraordinarily detailed and impassioned look at the life of an undocumented immigrant in Los Angeles.

Next month sees the release of Amazon Studios' Chi-Raq, a blistering comeback for director Spike Lee that takes a satirical yet impassioned look at escalating gun crime in the US (the title hat-tips slang referencing the similarity between murder rates in Chicago and Iraq).

Weaving together these conversations (and many with the Dalai Lama's brother, Ngari Rinpoche, and other Tibetans), along with vast research, Iyer has written an original exploration that occasionally loses the scent and wanders off trail, but largely delivers a trenchant, impassioned look at a singular life.

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.

Mr. Grigolo brings impassioned singing, good looks and charisma to his performance, though his sound has a quick vibrato that will not be to all tastes.

The choreography made the cast (Jennifer Emerson, Stephen Pier, Nancy Turano, Rika Okamoto, Kevin Predmore, Virginie Mécene and Mr. Foreman) at various times look determined, impassioned, capricious and introspective.

Impassioned watch collectors will look behind appearances to appreciate the experimental use of new materials in a caliber, or the originality and complexity of its multiple functions.

So let's just say that, compared with Mr. Reyle's show, a large triptych by the Japanese artist Takashi Murakami (he of the Louis Vuitton handbags) that is on view in another part of the gallery looks unusually impassioned, profound and lovingly hand-worked.

There may not be much hope for Congo if we only look to its current leaders to provide it, but hope is endless if we look to the engaged and impassioned people who voted peacefully under such conditions.

Ken Loach's social-realist tragedy from 1969 looks more luminous, more impassioned than ever, a rich film of flesh and blood.