Sentence examples for passionate cases from inspiring English sources

Sadiq Khan and Ruth Davidson, who represented remain, both made passionate cases for a more open, tolerant Britain.

This can be a very contentious issue, with both camps making very passionate cases.

By the time all the views within the administration had filtered up to Obama, he had heard passionate cases both for and against intervention, said Perry Cammack, a staffer for then-Secretary of State John Kerry, at the time.

A huge number of critics I respect (including Ken Tucker, Todd VanDerWerff, Willa Paskin, Alan Sepinwall, James Poniewozik, Alyssa Rosenbaum and Andy Greenwald, among others), have made passionate cases for and against not just the episode but the show in general and even serialized TV as a species.

Somary made a passionate case, although he simplified a tortured relationship.

Rather than rant about noise, we need to create a passionate case for silence.

Mr. Stoller delivers a passionate case for protecting the songwriter's livelihood.

He last famously intervened in the Scottish referendum debate to make a passionate case for the Union.

Roberto Ridolfi's landmark biography, of 1954, made a passionate case for its subject's Italian warmth of spirit.

He said that Mr. Obama "made a genuine and passionate case" for why he should be elected to a second term.

"He's energised, and I expect he will make a passionate case," Obama campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters said.