Sentence examples for passionate mix from inspiring English sources

Such a passionate mix of messages lit up my screen.

Here's our infallible recipe for a good higher education party: take hundreds of passionate people, mix them together in a beautiful building and keep the food and drink coming.

"The German Genius" is a great baggy monster of a book, mixing passionate advocacy with biographical trivia amid compressed summaries of some exceedingly difficult ideas.

Another young drummer, Billy Higgins, appeared on Coleman's horizon as a Blackwell-like player mixing passionate, unembroidered directness and intense swing.

The program built up a passionate following with its mix of silliness, wordplay and innuendo.

Biarritz are a handy mix of passionate support and careful recruitment that does not deserve the criticism some British papers have dished out.

The transatlantic mix of passionate insouciance and Olympian drawl - the modest, mid-sentence 'I suppose' is a booster disguised as a lounger - has a lethargic authority all of its own.

The long-serving chief minister of Gujarat has always had a core of passionate supporters for his mix of economic efficiency and hardline Hindu nationalism, and because he gets things done, an increasing number of voters see him as the saviour of India's struggling economy (see article).

It mixes a passionate attack on the treaty with a journalistic account of its passage and effects.

Archbishop Tutu's is a passionate personal account that mixes the story of the commission with his reflections on the meaning of justice and forgiveness.

Mr. McNally (whose earlier "Lisbon Traviata," which took a more indirect look at Callas, is a very good play) is an opera buff who here mixed a passionate fan's knowledge of myth, gossip and music into one pulpy, Broadway-ripe package.