Sentence examples for impassioned study from inspiring English sources
33) The Real Wound Abdellatif Kechiche won the Palme d'Or in 2013 with Blue Is the Warmest Colour, an impassioned study of same-sex coming-of-age.
This impassioned study of the "greatest radical of a radical age" argues that among the founding generation, only Paine saw to the very heart of America's revolutionary spirit, inspiring future reformers.
I paid the tuition with my Bird Cage wages, aided in my second year by a dean's list scholarship (a hundred and eighty dollars a year) achieved through impassioned studying, fuelled by my "Razor's Edge" romanticism.
Her "Response" makes an appeal, modest, scholarly and impassioned, "that studying, writing, and teaching privately [are for women] not only legitimate, but advantageous and useful".
Read the full review A hardhitting and impassioned Oscar-winning study of the Boston Globe's campaign to expose clerical child abuse in the city, and the Catholic church's ongoing cover-up.
Similarly, Donavin White, a 54-year-old social studies teacher, grew impassioned speaking on the subject of his students.
The design of real-world studies to test whether Ebola vaccines work has similarly triggered impassioned discussions.
The curtain opened at 8 p.m., after the half-hour of prayer, allowing the women to watch and listen to the speakers, all men, give impassioned speeches in Yiddish and English, about Torah study, and sing celebratory songs.
The study also revises the prevailing impression of online politicos as impassioned Internet or other students with lots of time on their hands.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
