Sentence examples for matter of impassioned from inspiring English sources
Though its precise terms have been a matter of impassioned debate ever since, the pact brought a temporary end to the Philippine Revolution.
"Hmmmm," Mr. Petersen said, watching the sequence of impassioned speeches.
The debate in the House was full of impassioned speeches.
The human cost of the Gaza conflict has become an issue of impassioned debate.
Plenty, however, was said — yet no speech, no matter how impassioned, could rouse the Mets to play a full nine innings of solid baseball.
Dear sore, sexist "Doctor Who" critics: The BBC has been made aware of your, erm, impassioned position on the matter of a female Doctor and has issued a statement in response.
If that were the case, an impasse with a great deal of impassioned rhetoric would result.
The other image was the sight of an impassioned Meir Dagan, a former head of Mossad, Israel's intelligence service, telling tens of thousands of leftists at a rally in Tel Aviv that the greatest of all the dangers facing Israel was Bibi himself.In Israeli politics, left and right are not defined primarily by economic policy, nor religion, nor ethnicity, though these all matter.
The Heart of the Matter makes an impassioned case for supporting the arts and humanities in addition to STEM.
— as well as a huge amount of impassioned disagreement.
There was also a room full of impassioned Guardian members.
