Sentence examples for impassioned readers from inspiring English sources
Gourmet did not lack for impassioned readers.
Each, an impassioned reader, annexed the functions of the other.
She's an "impassioned" reader of new novels and poetry, a judge for the Booker (twice) and the Orange prizes, experiences that have left some jaded.
LILLIAN MARSANO New York, May 16, 2012 The Writer Responds The impassioned reader response reminds one that money and work (or lack thereof) are contentious topics, particularly as the economy remains volatile.
I must also confess that, as a reader impassioned by "Ferrante fever," I found it unbearable to imagine her as a man.
But Garden & Gun's popularity grew steadily that year, and readers wrote long, impassioned letters to the editor.
The only voice that Dr Scott could find - bizarrely - was in the online comments underneath the readers' editor piece, where the Observer continued to call her an MMR "dissenter", and where she posted an impassioned and slightly desperate message, protesting her support of MMR, and threatening legal action.
I imagined myself writing impassioned defenses of a fiction writer's right to literary freedom in response to all the angry e-mail from incredulous readers.
An impassioned critic dissects Shakespeare's 154 sonnets and makes a persuasive case that they "remain intelligible, moving and beautiful" to contemporary readers.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
