Sentence examples for issue of impassioned from inspiring English sources
The human cost of the Gaza conflict has become an issue of impassioned debate.
PAGE A14 Gay Marriage Vote Is Put Off After a marathon of impassioned speeches about gay marriage, Massachusetts legislators put off a vote on the issue for a month.
"Hmmmm," Mr. Petersen said, watching the sequence of impassioned speeches.
The debate in the House was full of impassioned speeches.
Even a €90m ($119m) aid package to tackle regional climate change pledged earlier this year by the European Union has done little to tamp down its fears.The leaders of countries as far afield as Barbados and Grenada joined Tuvalu in raising the alarm over the issue in a series of impassioned speeches to the United Nations General Assembly last month.
If that were the case, an impasse with a great deal of impassioned rhetoric would result.
After weeks of impassioned public debate over the issue, more than 59% of those voting backed a proposal to permit abortion on demand during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.
Breaking ranks with the customarily optimistic and self-congratulatory high-technology industry, Bill Joy, the chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, has issued an impassioned critique of uncontrolled progress in digital, biological and material sciences.
Page A11 KARZAI'S CALL FOR CEASE-FIRE President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan issued an impassioned call for the end of international airstrikes in his country, saying that the need to protect civilian life demanded a complete halt to those operations.
KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan issued an impassioned call for the end of international airstrikes in his country on Tuesday, branding them as an "illegitimate use of force" and saying that the need to protect civilian life demanded a complete halt to those operations, even in cases when troops are under attack.
Still, the nine hours of impassioned debate in the Connecticut House on Wednesday reflected how deeply the issues surrounding capital punishment resonate.
