Sentence examples for impassioned style from inspiring English sources

He danced and sermonized about being reborn in the Easter season, using an impassioned style that combined beatnik phrasing, a preacher's cadence and a savvy street hustler's strut.

Brown and a group of other young musicians, obsessed with the impassioned style of Pentecostal gospel music, form a group called the Famous Flames.

The term may also refer to any poem in an inspired irregular strain, or to a statement or piece of writing in an exalted impassioned style, usually in praise of a particular subject.

Each of the slickly produced short videos features Mr. Bugnah on camera, narrating the reports and interacting with his interview subjects in a lighthearted but impassioned style not unlike that of the American filmmaker Michael Moore.

Mr. Bailey and Ms. Dinnerstein have performed together for a decade, and their impassioned styles are ideally matched.

Since that time, the campus at 41 Cooper Square in Manhattan has been rived by a student occupation, impassioned town-hall-style meetings, noisy protest stunts and widespread distrust.

STEVEN ISSERLIS, a British cellist, is known for his intimate and impassioned performance style.

No one exemplifies the robust, impassioned Mediterranean style better than Enrico Caruso, of Naples, still tenor of tenors eight decades after his death.

So is digression, and whatever lapses Woolf may be guilty of in "On Being Ill," the essay has the virtue of suggesting an origin for her impassioned, circumnavigatory style: her racing, feverish mind.

The tenor Marcelo Álvarez excels as Cavaradossi, singing with Italianate style and impassioned expressivity.

If Mr. Murray hews to the always impassioned — at times, bombastic — style he has shown in news conferences since the mine's collapse on Aug. 6, senators can expect his statements to be plain-spoken and provocative.