Sentence examples for impassioned teacher from inspiring English sources
An impassioned teacher, given to rhetorical drama, once tried to convince me otherwise: "Don't you see?
Eventually, the great actor Brian Cox turns up as McKee and does what appears to be a roaring caricature of an impassioned teacher.
Further along the narrow walkway of the top terrace, Save the Children has constructed an "espace timoun" – a tent school where displaced children are being told by an impassioned teacher,"You are Haiti's future!" When school ends for the day, boys gather to fly kites made from string and plastic bags over the camp.
During his lifetime Alexander Schneider was best known as the second violinist of the famed Budapest String Quartet, but he left his most enduring mark on American musical life as an impassioned teacher and conductor, inspiring young musicians with his rich ties to the Romantic tradition and his deeply expressive performance style.
Similarly, Donavin White, a 54-year-old social studies teacher, grew impassioned speaking on the subject of his students.
With protesters on both sides of the issue carrying signs outside its meetings, the board has heard impassioned testimony from science teachers, parents and others.
The quality of teaching -- real teaching by impassioned bright teachers -- suffered.
From that moment on, I couldn't bear reading the stories of what had transpired within those school walls and so found myself avoiding the impassioned, anguished speeches of the brave parents and teachers of those senselessly slaughtered children.
In the subsequent town hall meeting, Senator Obama did talk about education, as he always does, although for the Levittown and Bristol teachers he wasn't as detailed and specific, or as impassioned, as he can be on the need to improve education in America.
I've seen parents, students, teachers, politicians, clergy, and community members from all walks of life give impassioned and moving speeches.
