Sentence examples for impassioned town from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers record the moment when, at an impassioned town meeting a few years back, citizens living in a sparsely populated area revolt after their services — bus lines, even street lights — are cut, leaving them unable to get to work.

They refer to the attendees at their raucous, impassioned town halls as nothing more than a bunch of angry liberals.

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.

Lofty speeches and fierce lobbying; impassioned arguments in town halls and America's highest court; stacks of regulations and millions of dollars of federal contracts; obstinate governors and desperate efforts to appease them these were just the prologue to the main event.

Impassioned congressional town hall events that marked consideration of the House bill in the spring are drawing notably less media coverage as reporters have grown consumed by Trump's legal troubles.

David Feller, 8, is so impassioned about keeping the shelter in town that he is sponsoring an "awareness concert," put on entirely by children, on Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Reformed Church of Cortlandtown.

Arnold moved to town in 1985 with an impassioned commitment to natural childbirth and an entrepreneur's hunch about an untapped market.

Baldwin's ungainly, impassioned 1964 drama, set in an unnamed Southern town, would test the resources of a considerably more established company.

Mr. Sayles's portrait of a Florida seaside town in the throes of development is an impassioned civics lesson and American microcosm that crosses class and racial boundaries.

You're impassioned about making the world a better place in your town and ultimately in the planet and you're going to do it by manipulating the environment so that the environment produces objectively better social behaviour.

And Frankie Boyle has shown his serious side, with an impassioned contribution to a campaign against plans to build flats on a green space site in the centre of his home town of Glasgow.