Sentence examples for passionate examination from inspiring English sources
But Kael's world of masterpieces ready each week for passionate examination is long gone.
"The Business of Being Born" is a passionate ground-level examination of home childbirth, anchored in a scene in which its executive producer, Ricki Lake, the actress and former talk-show host, gives birth to her second child in a bathtub.
In the United States the publication of biologist Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962), a passionate and persuasive examination of chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides and the environmental damage caused by their use, led to a reconsideration of a much broader range of actual and potential environmental hazards.
Ball was the author of five books, including Diplomacy for a Crowded World (1976), Error and Betrayal in Lebanon (1984), and The Passionate Attachment (1992), an examination of U.S.-Israeli relations.
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There is always the danger with documentaries rooted in feature films that the content will only be comprehensible the passionate fans of the movies under examination.
Now some of these individuals and organizations are undergoing honest self-examination to assess whether they are still passionate about the work.
It is no accident, of course, that the study of bedtricks has become popular in the academy: the examination of gender roles may be one of our era's most passionate preoccupations.
I'm much more emotional and passionate in my musical life than my personal life, and these songs are a self-examination and a way for me to get there".
It is to encourage students to be intellectually curious about matters beyond textbooks or examinations, have the courage to live with ambiguity and to take calculated risks, and be passionate, persistent and resilient.
