Sentence examples for passionate terms from inspiring English sources

In an 11-page report sent to the Senate banking committee, the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, argued in passionate terms that stripping the Fed of its powers would leave the financial system more vulnerable to collapse.

Why do we need to glorify or vilify others (and in the most passionate terms) when we don't have a basis to do so other than our own prejudicial assumptions?

Explain why you decided to become self-employed in positive, passionate terms.

"However," Mr. Fideler continued, "they're fiercely passionate in terms of the struggle that it takes to make your life fit around your heart".

For at least two thousand years poets and critics have been either defending poetry or deriding it in the most passionate of terms, from Plato's attack to Shelley's defense.

In The Legend of Tarzan, the Australian actor was Jane to Alexander Skarsgård's ululating lord of the jungle; in Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street she was Leonardo DiCaprio's expensive plaything turned vengeful shrew Naomi Lapaglia, and in the upcoming Suicide Squad she plays Harley Quinn, passionate long-term paramour and partner in crime to Gotham's clown prince of crime, the Joker.

We dream about ideas that are realistic, but forget what it is like to be wildly in love with something we want, like a new career, a sculpted body, a home that is just right, or passionate long-term intimacy.

During this learning process, the students decide autonomously whether 'health for all' and health equity is a utopia or rather an existing heterotopia, which needs their concerted, passionate, long-term and professional engagement to become a mainstream reality worldwide.

"It was a good trial, passionate, but in terms of consequences the imminent expiration date takes all the pathos out of the verdict," said prosecutor Henry John Woodcock after the sentence was delivered on Wednesday.

Dick Durbin deserved to be a part of it because of his passionate and long-term leadership with the DREAM Act, and he was also the liberal".

What separates the addict from what Cheever terms the "passionate amateur"?