The truth though is that Afghanistan is the war that Obama passionately believes is the right war to fight and win.
What was it she said about Old Testament prophets?" (What Thatcher said was: "The Old Testament prophets did not say, 'Brothers, I want a consensus.' They said, 'This is my faith. This is what I passionately believe. If you believe it, too, then come with me.'") Buffini goes on: "No other politician could speak that way".
Commenting on the case, Ms Thorpe said it was "very encouraging" and she "passionately believed" removing her daughter' womb was the right thing for her.
Begin was an honest demagogue who passionately believed in Israel's right to retain the territories; Netanyahu is a petty rascal who believes in very little except, perhaps, his own advancement.
Which is why I passionately believe as parents, we must seize every opportunity to teach our kids to distinguish their innate worth from the results they produce (or their Instagram follower count!) We must teach them that, win or lose, what matters more than being hailed as a hero is having the guts to try.
Because its fictional premise was that the stars were not for man, and Mr Clarke passionately believed the opposite.
Harris seems to have been a headstrong woman who passionately believed in her cause, but who also found it hard to keep up the life prescribed by the KGB, with its fixed protocols and minimal freedom.
"Lots of people think young people aren't capable, which I passionately believe is a load of rubbish.
You can be passionately anti-drugs but believe in the end of the war on drugs it causes far more harm than the alternatives.
I didn't march against it because I couldn't believe that a family man like Tony Blair would send other people's children into battle unless he passionately believed that it was the right thing.
It's clear that Ek passionately believes that Spotify is the future of music online and that sooner or later the world will realise that fact.
