Sentence examples for passionately feel from inspiring English sources

"But I genuinely, passionately feel that the struggle to end global poverty and the struggle to avoid catastrophic climate change are two sides of the same coin".

However, there is of course a particular issue with Tottenham, some of whose fans passionately feel the Y-word is part of their identity and that their chanting of it is wholly positive.

I passionately feel that we can learn a great deal about markets, potential areas of growth, and avoid costly mistakes by studying and working with conflict, and respecting the forces at play.

And in Ms. Kazan's sharply graded, passionately felt performance, she becomes the production's nerve center.

The collapse of his passionately felt political ideals seems to have been a turning point for Rimbaud.

But oblivion offers peace at the cost of self-destruction, and Joel passionately feels that his unhappiness over Clem is part of his identity.

"Words are not action and as beautifully presented and as passionately felt as they are, they are not action," Mrs. Clinton said.

It is a magnificent, toweringly ambitious and visionary work – brilliantly shot by Emmanuel Lubezki, passionately felt, and deeply serious in its address to the audience.

Jim Thomas, who works for ETC, passionately feels that the control of fuel production is simply shifting from one set of corporate giants to another.

It is a popular book as popular books used to be, a breeze rather than a scholarly sweat, but humanely erudite, elegantly written, passionately felt, and jauntily unfootnoted (alas).

His roots lie, after all, in the tradition of the Mexican political prints, one of the great modern and post-modern art forms: superbly made, passionately felt, rich in ideals and ideas.