Sentence examples for passionately from from inspiring English sources

And I heard it most passionately from a female Saudi professor.

OK, but the thing that maybe comes across most passionately from talking to you is a hatred of the media.

Mr. Clarke, who is chatty and wears wire-rimmed glasses, seems to prefer talking to people, meandering passionately from thought to thought.

Like yesterday, some of the most powerful speakers are the 'real people', speaking passionately from the heart, rather than the procession of politicians.

I had loved her passionately from the age of six, when I'd first noticed her standing demurely on my grandparents' cabinet.

He speaks passionately from the perspective of someone who has been in the system long enough to observe numerous attempts to restructure services as governments have come and gone.

Leslie has fought passionately for everything from safe sex for seniors to gay penguin marriage.

I think that is blinkered nonsense and I passionately dissent from it.

He speaks quickly, and passionately, lurching from one subject to another, unleashing a stream of abstract nouns.

Mr. Kormyshev's paintings of Venice and collection of "social realism" Soviet art, which he passionately distinguishes from the official school of Socialist Realism, fill the huge space that resembles an idealized 1960s artist "masterskaya," or studio, in the back.

"She will have to find a way of dealing with the dual responsibility for culture and equalities at a department that may not be big by Whitehall standards, but touches on issues that people care passionately about, from sport to libraries".