Sentence examples for passionately like from inspiring English sources
I would passionately like to receive a book token: hours of rumination; perfect happiness.
"For someone to passionately like a design, we have to be prepared for some people to hate it," Mr. Fukuichi said.
This Broadway revival, produced by the film and theatre mogul Scott Rudin, arose because Craig and Weisz passionately like the play.
Mr. Fuerth can sound downright eloquent when discussing issues about which both he and the vice president feel passionately, like the AIDS epidemic in sub-Sahara Africa.
Singh has begun 2004 by racing to the top of the money list again, working at his craft passionately like one of his idols, Ben Hogan.
Does he make love to Mrs Ed, spontaneously and passionately, like they used to in the old days, before hopping into the bath together, filling it with all the bottles of free products and flicking peanuts from the minibar into each other's mouths?
Passionately, sternly, like a parent scolding a child, he tells the crowd that one must seize politics and act.
Boty was passionately engaged, like Smith in this novel, with the present moment, and Autumn brings her vibrant canvases and exuberant life force back to our attention.
Victoria Glendinning herself in the Spectator described it as "passionately partisan": "Like Sitwell... Greene has an invigorating lack of inhibition about passing judgment on those who failed to appreciate her.
In the Iliad, Homer confirmed this meaning (canto XXIV, verse 262), by using also polemos epidemios to mean civil war: ὃς πολέμου ἔραται ἐπιδημίου οκρυόευτος, "this one who liked passionately the frightening civil war" (canto IX, verse 64).
"The lyric essay doesn't expound, is suggestive rather than exhaustive, depends on gaps, may merely mention," he writes (quoting John D'Agata and Deborah Tall), and so it is with his book, which argues forcefully and passionately, but not like a debate-team captain, more like a clever if overmatched boxer, endlessly bobbing and weaving.
