Sentence examples for passionate recognition from inspiring English sources

Gorman read a dramatic poem she wrote called "In This Place (An American Lyric)," which blends Whitmanesque catalogues with a passionate recognition of the ongoing struggle for racial justice in the United States.

We're digging this beautifully weird project not only for its involvement of giant cats and lasers, but also its recognition of passionate art lovers who don't cite artist as their day job.

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He faces a much more crowded field this time but brings name recognition and a passionate support base.

The latest from the author of What Narcissism Means to Me, as well as a diagnostic essay on the tribes of contemporary American poetry called "Recognition, Vertigo, and Passionate Worldliness".

19th-century poet Emily Dickinson strives for recognition while having a passionate affair with her sister-in-law.

Emily wanted legal protection and international recognition, whereas Ellie was passionate about the human rights and underlying symbolism of legal same-sex marriage.

I'm incredibly passionate about this work, so to receive recognition in this way is a tremendous validation," she said.

The happiness is about mom's recognition of my whims, my passionate noisy enjoyment.

The happiness is about mum's recognition of my whims, my passionate noisy enjoyment.

At a welcome reception on Sunday, Mr. Lake presented the Aldo Farina Award to Dr. Ian Hassall of the Institute of Public Policy, Auckland University of Technology, in recognition of his leadership and passionate commitment to improving the health and welfare of children in New Zealand.