Sentence examples for mean an impassioned from inspiring English sources
"Maidan" came to mean an impassioned revolt against arbitrariness and tyranny.
But if there is no such split, does that mean newly impassioned and invigorated young socialists will be toiling under a party led by a leader that views them as dangerous entryists?
Siddiqui was also an impassioned Muslim activist.
Clement offered an impassioned counter argument.
Mr. Shicoff gives an impassioned performance as Eléazar.
Still, the husky-voiced Mr. Hawkins gave an impassioned performance.
This week he did not bury a football, nor deliver an impassioned plea.
He turned and gave Mrs. Claus an impassioned kiss.
Webster's Dictionary defines a demagogue as "a leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals to the emotions and prejudices of the populace".
Just as on television, your friendly expert will not only tell you what the paintings mean, but his impassioned commentary will also make you feel as though you are there, in the presence of the original.
