Sentence examples for like passionately from inspiring English sources

Booker stands out in part because the public is unaccustomed to seeing black politicians do things like passionately defend private-equity funds, as he did on "Meet the Press" this past Sunday.

Miles Glendinning, director of the Scottish Centre for Conservation, and Owen Hatherley, whose byline has added an intellectual chutzpah to the pages of Building Design magazine, are relatively young; and yet they read like passionately articulate Nam veterans reporting bitter truths from the architectural Hués and Da Nangs of places like Manchester, West Bromwich and Cambridge.

In the Iliad, Homer confirmed this meaning (canto XXIV, verse 262), by using also polemos epidemios to mean civil war: ὃς πολέμου ἔραται ἐπιδημίου οκρυόευτος, "this one who liked passionately the frightening civil war" (canto IX, verse 64).

Yet, if a textual interpretation can be so altered by a single vote as to mean exactly the opposite of what it had officially been thought to mean, then surely it seems less like a disinterested interpretation than like a passionately held opinion trying to pass as a disinterested interpretation.

I would passionately like to receive a book token: hours of rumination; perfect happiness.

Ironically, the traditional "Sick Man of Europe" – the disparaging nickname attributed to Turkey since the 19th century – blossoms like a passionately coveted maiden wooed by the new "Sick Man of the World," the US.

Built on a model of mentorship -- with similarly like-minded individuals passionately working on challenges they find of interest -- accelerators are unique because they are less about overt, didactic instruction and more about trying to inspire a sense of discovery, perseverance and focus through experience.

"For someone to passionately like a design, we have to be prepared for some people to hate it," Mr. Fukuichi said.

For that reason I like poets who very passionately include everybody in the process".

Victoria Glendinning herself in the Spectator described it as "passionately partisan": "Like Sitwell... Greene has an invigorating lack of inhibition about passing judgment on those who failed to appreciate her.

We are excited that talented individuals like Craig believe so passionately in our mission and are willing to join us in our quest of providing a world-class education to anyone, anywhere".].