Sentence examples for impassioned reaction from inspiring English sources
To the second, that this word choice (which is period appropriate) has drawn impassioned reaction by twenty-first century audiences is understandable.
The Obama administration's abstention from a United Nations resolution condemning Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem has engendered impassioned reaction from all corners of the political universe, save one.
A few sentences spoken by Pope Benedict XVI were sufficient to touch off a firestorm of impassioned reaction.
Devolution to England is firmly back on the political agenda, but as the politicians toy with ideas of city-regions, regional assemblies and an English parliament, they should prepare themselves for seriously impassioned reaction to whatever they propose.
Amid the impassioned reactions to the Wiki Leaks revelations of American secrets -- including proposals to classify Wiki Leaks as a terrorist organization and statements equating people at Wiki Leaks with murderers who have "blood on their hands," among others -- our government lost sight of the underlying problem: we are not using our resources wisely.
The story broke yesterday, leading to a rash of similarly impassioned tweet reactions, along with posts on several popular media blogs further spreading the news.
When the article was published, Tyler's reaction was characteristically impassioned: on Twitter, he called the story "false info" and called the reporters "fucking pedophiles".
The camera positively lingers on Ms. Roberts's orgasmic reaction to a bowl of spaghetti, her impassioned defense of her "muffin top" midsection, her adoring stare as her avuncular lover kisses his college-age son on the lips, and waits — and waits — for the right time to have sex.
Reactions from the committee's Democrats was impassioned.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
