Sentence examples for passionately represents from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Gillies wrote a well-received report for the Higher Education Policy Institute recommending that alumni should play a greater role in university governance to ensure a body that "actively and passionately represents the relative interests of the key university stakeholders" rather than its own interests.

The oligarchs whose interests Uribe so passionately represented while in office don't want to see even modest land reform.

Watson cares passionately about representing his country.

Yet when you come away from the movie (the director's 30th), which today opens the Film Society of Lincoln Center's monthlong survey of Mr. Wiseman's career and is to be shown on PBS next Friday, there is no escaping a sense that in many ways Belfast represents his passionately elegiac vision of an American community that works.

(If anybody was going to raise a flag on the appointments it would have been Mr. Reid, who represents Nevada and passionately opposes the Yucca plan; his office said it had no complaints on the matter).

He remarked on how often he gets in trouble while giving interviews (usually because he gives away some embargoed secret), but he spoke passionately about the game he represents.

"Donald Trump represents a whole lot that I passionately hate," he told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow a couple of weeks ago.

Mr. Tisci feels passionately about the mount for a variety of reasons: for one, it represents more than one fabled beast.

Jones said Foot did great things for the city, helping to rebuild it after the second world war and representing it passionately as the MP for Devonport in the 1940s and 50s.

She represents an escapist, sentimental fantasy structured around specific female desires, which makes some passionately devoted to her and others disdainful.

"We are composers, musicians and music researchers who care passionately about classical music, the performing arts and the environment, and believe that the BP logo represents a stain on the Royal Opera House's international reputation," the letter to the Guardian read.