Sentence examples for passionate example from inspiring English sources

In a show that, at its best moments, drew lines in the sand about the vitality and essence of black culture to the American story, Williams' speech was perhaps its most immediate and passionate example.

David inspired through passionate example.

The film is scrappy but passionate, a classic example of agit-prop cinema.

IT was a "risky scheme," in the view of its passionate opponents, an example of ideological overreach and political hubris.

"The Democrats and Republicans are passionate about, for example, abortion," he told me, as we sat on either side of a small round table, surrounded by books.

The vast majority of those fans also follow British football teams, such as Manchester United, Liverpool or Celtic, and many are passionate about, for example, the Munster rugby team.

He was, for example, a passionate opponent of abortion.

Mr. Hancock's suit, in which he is representing himself, is but the latest example of passionate responses to efforts by states to strike a balance between residents' rights to carry concealed weapons and new concerns over public safety since Sept. 11.

If I asked you whether Bill Gates or Steve Jobs were passionate or obsessive, for example, your first answer might be "passionate".

The senses, for example, are passionate because they can only function when an outside object gives them something to sense.

Ironically, in order to effect this transposition, Wollstonecraft herself becomes passionate at times, for example, in her description of slavery (quoted above).