Sentence examples for it's impassioned from inspiring English sources

As an aesthetic tribute, it's impassioned and alive, but neglects its case for Davis himself as a human subject.

It's impassioned, practical and direct.

His approach was as unsubtle as it was impassioned.

It is impassioned and specific, but the most interesting detail is that they are not calling for banners or marches.

It was impassioned stuff, but also funny and I remember coming out of her show entirely abuzz.

The book was dedicated to her, "in recognition of a genius as original as it is profound and a morality as pure as it is impassioned".

Football has communal songs of praise – "There's only one Wayne Rooney" – whether it be impassioned hands in the air like a Pentecostal knees-up or sedately singing along to traditional hymn tunes.

It was impassioned: "Our merchants should not be robbed of their legitimate profits … public revenues should not be seriously impaired by dishonest smuggling, and … the commerce of our cities should not be supplanted by mercantile establishments of foreign countries".

It was impassioned, more than 7,000 words long and once made public, it  captured the nation's attention.

And it's nonsense about which I am impassioned, because we are paying for it with literal lives.

"He's creative and he's impassioned," Mr. Moonves said.