Sentence examples for passionate intervention from inspiring English sources
Cameron later made what officials described as a "strong and passionate intervention" at the lunch.
Cameron later made what officials described as a "strong and passionate intervention" to the EU's leaders over lunch.
He wants, however, to pose a "rhetorical question" which turns out to be more passionate intervention than a debating point.
Stoltenberg's passionate intervention, just days after Trump's shock election to the White House, highlights the deep concerns within European military circles about the new American president.
HIV prevalence among sex workers dropped from over 30% in 2000-06 to 18% in 2008.Still, a Burmese sex worker made a passionate intervention at the conference lamenting the stigma her profession carries.
(The UN's own figures show a drop from over 30% in 2000-06 to 15% in 2007 and 18% in 2008).However, a Burmese sex-worker made a passionate intervention at the conference lamenting the stigma her profession carries.
"There is no point in us continuing to focus on the passionate argument about intervention," Chris Patten, the European Union's commissioner for external affairs, told White House reporters staying in Ennis, a town about six miles from Dromoland Castle.
My oldest son is autistic and through my experiences navigating our educational system with him I became passionate about early intervention, special education and advocating for equal education for children.
Mr. Gore was essentially silenced until 1995 when he again became a passionate advocate for allied intervention.
They pursued strategies that seemed designed to produce neither a victory nor a settlement, only what Daniel Ellsberg, the leaker of the Pentagon Papers but once a passionate supporter of American intervention, called "the stalemate machine".
Hare's theme is the emotional education of Nadia Blye: a war-reporter turned professor who, as a result of bitter experience in the Balkans, is a passionate advocate of humane intervention.
