Sentence examples for it is passionately from inspiring English sources

Virgin Nigeria, the local affiliate of a British airline, has changed its name to Air Nigeria, and insists in its publicity that it is "Passionately African".The more affluent, younger consumers (half the population is under 20) tend to be knowledgeable about foreign brands but intensely proud of their own culture, says Mr Nwosu.

Although the country's constituency for democracy is vast and growing, the regime has a constituency, too, and it is passionately loyal and heavily armed.

This restaurant rocks year in and year out for a reason -- it is passionately Italian -- the owners, the food, the clothing, the music, the coquettish waiters etc.

It's passionately conducted by GoT's new music director Jakub Hrusa, too.

But it's passionately played throughout, and clearly wrenched from the gut.

It is a passionate song of the self, and under Mr. Gergiev on Friday afternoon it was passionately sung by the orchestra, with full vigor.

I have heard all the arguments, analyzed all the evidence I could find, measured public opinion when it was opposed to the practice, when it was indifferent, and when it was passionately in favor.

But when people care, it's the greatest thing in the world — even when it's passionately against the title, because it's going to start a conversation.

I felt at that moment I was passionately loved.

Thrasymachus, it turns out, is passionately committed to this ideal of the rational ruler 'in the strict sense', construed as the intelligently exploitative tyrant, and Socrates' arguments against him soon zero in on it.

"Alex likes to take risks, but he does it in a way that is passionately concerned about the audience's experience.