Sentence examples for impassioned question from inspiring English sources

The 10-poem sequence begins, famously, with an impassioned question about our place in the universe, between a self-sufficiently perfect heaven and the "knowing brutes" below: "Who, if I cried, would hear me among the Dominions / of Angels?" it begins in Gass's new translation.

At last week's prime minister's questions, the Tory MP for North Oxfordshire, Victoria Prentis, asked an impassioned question: "Does the prime minister share my sadness that the majority of Banbury's babies cannot be delivered, as I was, at the Horton general hospital?

But in Mr. Jones's best works he uses the dance to ask impassioned questions.

Even after Baum, the J. K. Rowling of his day, became celebrated enough to refer to himself in the third person and field impassioned questions from his fans about his characters, he remained a risk taker by nature.

He was moved by Dostoyevsky's"impassioned questions," hisstruggle to "decipher our own beings," hisfurious battles with the center of faith.

I was the one who interrupted President Obama's speech at the National Defense University with my impassioned questions about drone strikes and Guantánamo.

Web sites now carry impassioned debates over the question of safety, particularly here in Bali.

People living with the disease and those who had recovered from it asked pointed questions and made impassioned speeches during the scientific sessions.