Sentence examples for passionate narrow from inspiring English sources

In many ways, she was an almost stereotypically Scottish mother (the goyish version of the Jewish caricature) — passionate, narrow, judgmental, always aspiring.

He had passionate but narrow interests in contemporary music, notably the works of Elliott Carter and Pierre Boulez.

All this has led to a passionate but narrow debate about fiscal stimulus versus austerity.This special report will argue that both sides are blinkered.

In a masterpiece of fabrication, a narrow-minded, passionate Puritan came across as a rational, sceptical and secular Whig.

They represent narrow but passionate interests.

Get passionate about passion.

"I believe we will secure a narrow victory," wrote passionate Welshman Mervyn Davies.

This piece of research helps psychologists better understand the nature of passion, yet it still pivots off a very narrow definition, in which to be passionate about something is essentially to enjoy particular challenges that would otherwise be grueling.

A former Mexico City mayor, he is trailing in polls but has a passionate base of supporters left over from his narrow loss in 2006 to President Felipe Calderón, who is barred by law from seeking a second six-year term.

And the issues on which Republicans can agree these days opposition to abortion and tax increases, passionate enthusiasm for guns and the constitution are too narrow to address America's problems.

It existed before "social networking" became cool, and it serves a narrow segment of people worldwide -- passionate owners of a graceful, thrilling Japanese sports car, the Nissan 300ZX.