Sentence examples for passionate kind from inspiring English sources

"Fred is a passionate kind of guy," one former colleague said.

But her humour is, as you'd expect, the brainy and passionate kind.

Vigilant, passionate, kind, Jay was a vibrant defender of the integrity of the cartoon and culture.

But every so often in English church history, compromise and emollience have triggered a countervailing reaction: an upsurge in faith of a more passionate kind.

And wherever people kiss, they practice the same categories of kissing that the Romans first identified: the "basium," for the standard romantic kiss; the "osculum," for the friendship kiss; and the "savium," the most passionate kind, sometimes referred to as a French kiss.

Says Thomas of the people who read his columns and who tune into shows like Touched by an Angel: "It's a passionate kind of engagement.

I'd just say: 'Send me the most intelligent, interesting, passionate, purposeful kind of people you know.

He was like Yeats's "man of a passionate serving kind", never self-promoting or seeking the limelight but constantly being sought.

"He gets into a state where he becomes very passionate and kind of obsessive, and that's contagious," said Liev Schreiber, who recently starred in the Public's "Hamlet," directed by Andrei Serban.

She named Mother Teresa, dead since 1997: "I admire her from the bottom of my heart for being so passionate and kind -- to give up her life to put smiles on people's faces".

"Why don't they just put a penis or a vagina on every toy so you can be completely sure you're getting the right one?" She is tender, fierce and passionate — the kind of person who can stroke our pussycat with gentle fingers while she growls at you, her eyebrows a menacing shelf, about bedtime and her plans to avoid it.