Sentence examples for really passionately from inspiring English sources

I feel really passionately that it's just wrong.

There's been an enormous wave of artists coming together to create work they really passionately believe in".

Both my parents worked for the NHS and were unhappy in their jobs, so they were glad to see me try something I felt really passionately about.

As long ago as 2005, the Twilight author, Stephanie Meyer, was talking up Cavill's abilities: "I feel really passionately about him getting the role," she said, but the part eventually went to another English actor, Robert Pattinson.

"I would argue that there is also a need for a parallel and equally urgent attention to the question of development as a way to prevent terror, and to prevent conflict -- and I really passionately believe that".

Adrian Forster, who lives a few hundred yards from the river and wrote a song about the beavers, said: "I do feel really passionately that we have removed them by killing them centuries ago, and just as a matter of fairness and justice, if we can do anything to return them to their native habitat we ought to do that.

[But] if you really believe passionately that it's going to make [the campaign] a lot better, you fight it".

Scientists disagree about this – they really do, passionately; it's one of their favourite things to do at Christmas – because some want to take into account the extra hours he can get by flying west across time zones.

I cared about the environment before – I have always recycled my jam jars and reused my plastic bags, but there is a difference between caring in a general way, and really, personally, passionately caring.

If anyone in the administration really cared passionately about public education for every American, the No Child Left Behind program would have been lavishly financed by our so-called education president.

I really feel passionately that a borderline can't be set.' Babies born at 23 weeks are now routinely resuscitated in most hospitals, but if Justina had given birth a week earlier things might have been different.