Sentence examples for impassioned words from inspiring English sources

Write eight hundred impassioned words about whether "foodie" means anything when applied to you, other than that you are a grown woman who eats food.

PAUL L. WHITELEY Sr . Louisville Ky., April 18 , 2013To the Editor: As my wife read Gabrielle Giffords's eloquent and impassioned words to me on our way to work this morning, she was overcome with emotion.

"Global Warming Moves From Impassioned Words to Modest Deeds" (news article, Nov. 19) reminded me of H. G. Wells's comment that whenever he saw a grown man on a bicycle, he had hope for civilization.

While Kipling may have been referring to flowery, impassioned words that can motivate or deceive us in literature, for me it is often seemingly dry or innocuous policy documents that can have an intoxicating effect because of their ability to literally alter the course of history with a few simple strokes.

Far easier to sit back, pour a jumble of impassioned words on the page and rage against the machine.

Another reason for Paine's success was his poetic fervour, which found expression in impassioned words and phrases long to be remembered and quoted.

Chortling, gasping, sighing, sobbing, throats catching or forming word after idle or impassioned word: you made every sound that humans make and thus joined your solitudes.

"I want to hear you Glasgow!" he says, and the crowd oblige twice over, with delirious cascades of proper, pop star-welcoming screams alternating with impassioned, word-perfect recitals of key lines from Leave Your Lover and Like I Can, both songs about attempted love heists.

This season of "The Bachelorette" promises to be the most dramatic/exciting/different (insert any impassioned word Chris Harrison might use) season yet because Emily's looking not just for a hubby, she's looking for a father figure for Ricki.

Russia's most prominent opposition leader described the country's government as a regime of "scumbags", in impassioned final words to a provincial court that could jail him for up to six years.

But Giraldi is far less cynical than he initially makes himself out to be and in his 300-word, impassioned response, told me about the generosity of Saulnier and his creative partner, the screenwriter Macon Blair, and how thrilled he was with the final product.