Sentence examples for impassioned voice from inspiring English sources

It is to Governor Christie's credit that he has given impassioned voice to that disappointment.

The movie critic Pauline Kael wrote in a chatty, urgent, impassioned voice.

The through line was Ravid Kahalani's grainy, impassioned voice, whether he was sustaining the inflections of a cantor or verging on rap.

Ms. Heredia's mercurial, impassioned voice was at the center of the music, moving between clarity and rasp, sorrow and rage, tragedy and exultation.

Marc Anthony Thompson, a k a Chocolate Genius, writes desolate, telling, unsparing songs about goodbyes and sings them in a glumly impassioned voice.

Ms. Hanauer's book gave impassioned voice to a new class, the affluent oppressed -- professional women with everything and yet not nearly enough.

The artist details the change in a measured but impassioned voice-over.

In the middle movements, he relaxed his grip, allowing the musicians to sing out in impassioned voices.

The most impassioned voices, as usual, are representatives of poor African nations and of low-lying island states threatened with being swamped by rising seas.

And among those documents, the sergeant's is one of many impassioned voices calling attention to the problem years before anything was done.

It is also a sequence of moods, with impassioned voices calling out from the 80 scrolls and inscribed fans spanning several centuries, including the 21st, that line the galleries.