Sentence examples for over passionate from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Newsmax.com, Mr. Perry said that his remarks during last week's debate were "inappropriate" and that he had been "over passionate" in his answer to the question.

In Baxter's midwest, such manners are a thin veil over passionate and self-destructive desires which illuminate, forcefully, all the characters seek to mask.

But most of the foreign acts coming to the country remain a grab-bag of smaller, interesting acts, coaxed over by passionate expats.

Contemporary jewellery, the kind that is fought over by passionate collectors, focuses as much on intellectual inquiry and the telling of stories as it does on the exploration of materials and techniques.To the cognoscenti, contemporary jewellery is wearable sculpture, and the wearability of a piece and the way it moves on the body are of critical importance to the artists who create it.

Nick won't say what their minimum price is, but given that Zookoda has over 5,000 passionate blog customers and an extremely feature rich service, there will be at least a few interested parties.

But when we met in the ITN offices – he was dressed like a rough-and-ready farm hand – I was won over by how passionate he was.

"As long as whoever takes over and is passionate that is the most important thing now".

At first sight, Mr Cummings seemed on equally solid ground over a passionate plea to take as much power over education away from Whitehall and Westminster as possible.

Bold, colorful and emotive, her work is an aggressive argument against the coolness of Minimalism and other late-modern movements that championed the cerebral over the passionate.

Over 300 passionate social entrepreneurs attended the ceremony at Lords cricket ground – the 14th annual Social Enterprise UK awards and arguably the most successful to date.

While poring over his passionate letters to his wife (letters that raise questions about her own relationship with a man back in London), she becomes involved with the fractious family next door.