Taylor was Old Green, a local man who had been drawn into politics by local issues, passionate about his green beliefs but unpolished in his presentation.
Dr John Adey Christow, Devon The Guardian's good coverage of Pope Francis's encyclical (Francis issues passionate call for action on climate change, 19 June; Analysis, 19 June; Editorial, 19 June) missed a crucial theological point that could prove vital in rebuffing the arguments of climate sceptics and those with vested interests.
Despite the fact that she is clearly more intelligent, well-versed in the issues, passionate, and has previous experience in government, Leslie is held to the unreasonable standard to which all women especially those who run for political office are held: that if she comes on too stern or serious, she's written off as cold or harsh, and told that she should smile more.
Selective education has become a divisive and symbolic political issue, with passionate proponents and opponents.
Mr. Bush would be pressed again on that issue, a passionate one for Democrats.
They are likely to trigger an ideological battle in parliament, where selective education has become a divisive and symbolic issue, with passionate proponents and opponents.
It's just a difference of opinion on what the Road Runners should be, but it shows that people on both side of the issue are passionate about the sport – which they should be.
The issue attracted passionate comments pro and con after The New York Times Magazine reported on the case of Jim Stevenson, a bird lover who admitted that he shot a feral cat that was stalking endangered piping plovers in Galveston, Tex.
"I understand abortion is a very emotional issue with passionate opinions on both sides.
The debate inside Israel over these issues is passionate and ongoing.
