Sentence examples for passionate phrase from inspiring English sources

"People sometimes criticize him for not being able to deliver the high rhetoric or the passionate phrase, but they ought to understand that his strength is that he's able to maintain an even keel at all times".

In the first scene of Berg's opera, the title character suddenly breaks into a passionate phrase that seems directed at the audience: "Poor folks like us, don't you see, Captain, must have money".

And some of his most passionate phrases were directed at "the numbing weight of our politics".

Relating to the irregular rhythms and passionate phrasing of the score was easy for Mr. Curran.

(She armed herself, too, with some of Betty Carter's passionate phrasing. Good for you if you can do that).

Mr. Schwizgebel-Wang offered passionate readings, phrased with an expressive elasticity that never distorted the music's dramatic arc.

But "passionate curiosity" — a phrase used by Nell Minow, the co-founder of the Corporate Library — better captures the infectious sense of fascination that some people have with everything around them.

Ms. Muñoz's previous role as an immigrant rights advocate was filled with passionate words and phrases, like when she criticized Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

Out of his mouth would come a long phrase of passionate, hair-raising vocalization.

He played more colorfully in support of Mr. Meglioranza's exquisitely phrased, quietly passionate account of "An die Ferne Geliebte".

Each male nightingale has a repertoire of dozens of different phrases – some passionate and tuneful, others bizarre – which combine to create one of the most memorable sounds in nature.