Sentence examples for impassioned subject from inspiring English sources

(Kehr) 'IN HARM'S WAY' (Tuesday) Otto Preminger brings his dispassionate, elegant style to a highly impassioned subject, Pearl Harbor and its immediate aftermath.

If Jarre sounds impassioned on the subject, it's because the issue hits close to home.

Similarly, Donavin White, a 54-year-old social studies teacher, grew impassioned speaking on the subject of his students.

His designs were informed with a mind of romantic temper, apt in the discovery of beautiful subjects, and impassioned with a delight in pure and variegated colour.

Informative, impassioned, in tune with its subject, it is one of the best literary museums in the former Soviet Union.

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While most of the commentary sent to [email protected] focuses on the big-item issues of the day (a possible military strike on Syria drew the most letters for the second week in a row), occasionally a less weighty subject will prompt impassioned responses.

I RECENTLY watched an impassioned 18-minute film on the subject of religion and freedom, made as a kind of personal statement by Jacob Mchangama, a Danish human-rights lawyer.

As an aesthetic tribute, it's impassioned and alive, but neglects its case for Davis himself as a human subject.

It was the subject of hours of protest and impassioned oratory at a public hearing in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday about proposed changes to the rules on renovating rent-stabilized housing.

Well, for one thing, since his days in college (when he frequently wrote impassioned letters to the student newspaper on the subject) he has been a dogged and rabid anti-homosexual agitator, and continuing that effort could be consuming.